Toyota is most known for its automobiles, but the company also created a smart city with pretty lofty goals, situated in a ...

Data drives the bus in smart cities. In response, municipalities worldwide are embracing “smart city” concepts and tools. Technology specialists such as Honeywell apply the latest generation ...

By that standard, many “smart city” initiatives fall short, not because the tools don’t exist, but because the focus is often on visibility and symbolic infrastructure rather than impact.

Toyota, the car company, has just built a smart city where AI runs your home, self-driving vehicles navigate the roads, and robots share the sidewalks with humans. The first residents move in this ...

Below, 18 members of Forbes Technology Council discuss a few of the smart-city technologies on the horizon they believe will genuinely improve services and enhance everyday living. 1.

New York City is redefining the 21st Century Smart City – which is why we are excited to host Smart City Expo USA for the first time in October. This two-day conference is great news for tourism and ...

The InfraMappa technology uses a mapped-out system to track every feature within the environment. With predictive insights, AI-powered risk assessment, 2D and 3D visualizations, VR, integrations, and ...

Smart devices have been in homes around the world for years—60.4 million households in America actively use smart products like speakers, televisions, and thermostats. By 2025, this number is ...

A 2016 report from the National League of Cities estimates that 66% of American cities had already invested in some type of ‘smart city’ technology, from intelligent meters that collect and share data ...

India is building the cities of the future — and you’re about to witness the vision in action. This 2023 update reveals powerful insights into the Smart City Mission and how 100 cities across India ...

The term “smart city” was coined in the mid-2000s to describe an idealized blend of modern technologies, enlightened urban planning and broadly inclusive civic engagement.

A UniSA researcher who specialises in Smart Cities, Shadi Shayan, said the concept of a "smart city" is still evolving and there was no universal definition or ranking system for smart cities.