Smart City, as a concept, is still evolving. But by now, at least we know that a city gets branded as a Smart City, only when the governance there starts collecting, analysing, integrating and using the digital data to run the city and provide welfare to the citizens. Data is the core for Smart City transformations. The role of big data in the development of a Smart City and its sustainability is a known fact now.
We’re increasingly getting digitally dependent in our work and life. Digital way of life has become a new normal. There has been a rapid digital adoption in education as well in recent times. Smart Education has enabled students and learners to learn more effectively, efficiently, amenably and comfortably. Smart Education is more personalized in its way with smart devices and digital resources, lodged at data-networks.
Cities around the world are revisiting the fundamentals, after being hit by an unprecedented global pandemic. More preparedness for any health-crisis or pandemic has gained increased focus in the concept of a Smart City now. The transformation has started to create urban solutions that minimize the susceptibilities of a Smart City to known or unknown disasters.
A report of International Copper Association (ICA), commissioned by Building Services Research and Information Association (BSRIA), put forth that global use of copper in Smart Home applications is expected to touch 1.5 million tonnes per annum by 2030. Copper System is used for Smart Home hubs, switches, routers, wiring and lithium-ion batteries.
Smart Technology is enhancing our quality of life in many more ways than one. Advent of intuitive and helpful technological solutions keeps us exited continuously. Home-amenities are being fitted with internet-based communication-technology, which has brought in automation and a centralized control of their functions. Thus, Broadband has become more and more important for Smart Homes, the new-age connected houses.
