SMART CITIES

and where to find them

SMART CITIES

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Introduction

Ciberanatomy of the Homo Smartiensis

A Smart City's recipe (add sugar and salt)

A Smart City dissection

Conclusion

CONTENT

Introduction

Ciberanatomy of the Homo Smartiensis

A Smart City's recipe (add sugar and salt)

A Smart City dissection

Conclusion

WARNING

Do you know these?

Digital footprint

Big Data

IoT (Internet of Things)

Smart solutions

WARNING

Digital footprint

Big Data

IoT (Internet of Things)

Smart solutions

Introduction

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3,500 BC

1440

1769 - 1885

1881

1928

1960

1936

1969

(part I)

( )

Introduction

(part I)

1969

Introduction

(part II)

CONTEXT

Legal

Education

Economy

Demographic

Cultural

CONTEXT

Introduction

(part II)

"Pay as a service"

"Housing for millennials"

Urbanization incoming

Need = Service

No education for

future jobs.

Big Data

Security

Obsolete jobs in the future.

2,5 trillions of data produced each day!

Willing better and

faster solutions.

Willing to volunteer.

Willing to create groups.

Willing to share.

Willing to know.

Willing to participate.

Main characteristics:

Ciberanatomy of the Homo Smartiensis

(part I)

Ciberanatomy of the Homo Smartiensis

(part I)

Mobility

Info

Stay

Eat

Hang out

Google maps

Uber

Cabify

Car2go

Wikipedia

wikiHow

tripAdvisor

JustEat

Glovo

Twitter

Facebook

Tumblr

Pinterest

Whatsapp

Telegram

Other

Mental health

Exercise

Recipes

Medicine control

"Pay as a service"

"Pay as you go"

Ciberanatomy of the Homo Smartiensis

(part II)

Ciberanatomy of the Homo Smartiensis

(part II)

A Smart City's recipe (add sugar and salt)

(part I)

SMART CITY =/= FUTURE

SMART CITY == PRESENT

"Una ciudad inteligente (Smart City) es la idea holística de una ciudad que utiliza

la tecnología para mejorar la calidad de vida y accesibilidad de sus habitantes,

y asegura un desarrollo sostenible económico, social y ambiental permanente.

Una ciudad inteligente permite a los ciudadanos interactuar con ella de manera

multidisciplinar, se adapta a sus necesidades en tiempo real [...],

ofrece soluciones en ámbitos públicos y privados a través de la integración de

infraesctructuras con gestión inteligente."

Grupo AENOR

A Smart City's recipe (add sugar and salt)

(part II)

Why not before?

Hyperconnectivity

Technological revolution

Urbanization

SMART CITY

A Smart City's recipe (add sugar and salt)

(part III)

Main characteristics:

Smart Mobility

Smart Citizens

Smart Living

Smart

Government

Smart

Environment

Citizens must be able to travel in a better, faster and accessible way.

Citizens will share, collaborate and promote social inclusion.

Life in cities will be fully integrated with technology.

Main characteristics:

The government must have digital support. Every service must be digital-friendly.

Every energy or power we'll use will be renewable and sustainable.

A Smart City's recipe (add sugar and salt)

(part IV)

Big Data in cities

BIG DATA

PUBLIC

PRIVATE

For Smart City development.

For specific customized services development.

BIG DATA

SMART PLATFORMS

Citizens

develops

use

provide

generate

Sustainability;

Solutions;

Satisfaction.

A Smart City's recipe (add sugar and salt)

(part V)

Smart platforms — Wait, what?

From point to point

Must be shared with every public department: police, firefighters,

town hall, etc.

Must be open source

Other countries must be able to see and test those platforms in order to imitate them or test them in their cities/towns.

Encouraged by government

Every platform should be encouraged by the city/town/country government, not by external companies.

Atos Urban Data Platform

A Smart City dissection

SMART GOVERNMENT

SMART MOBILITY

SMART SECURITY

SMART HEALTH

SMART TOURISM

SMART SUSTAINABILITY

SMART GOVERNMENT

SMART MOBILITY

SMART SECURITY

SMART HEALTH

SMART TOURISM

SMART SUSTAINABILITY

(part I)

A Smart City dissection

SMART GOVERNMENT

(part II)

MAKE IT DIGITAL!

E-Democracy

Transparecy, open data

A Smart City dissection

(part III)

SMART SECURITY

Security <> Privacy

Orwell 1984 v2.0

Second

profile

Ransomware

IoT

means connected... And secure?

Fight crime

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A Smart City dissection

(part IV)

SMART MOBILITY

TRAFFIC

Re-define existent structures.

Smart management.

Smart Apps

Smart cars

In-real-time data

Shared usage

Electric

vehicles

Autonomous

cars

(BlablaCar)

(AMB Movilitat)

Public sector

Private sector

A Smart City dissection

(part V)

SMART HEALTH

Personal assistance, please?

Smart Apps

BIG DATA

Illness monitoring

Symptoms detection

Direct contact with specialists

Smart Apps

BIG DATA

Smartbands

Illness investigation

Helping diagnoses

Decongestion of public health

AI Autodiagnosis

E-Prescriptions

Video&Chat with specialists

A Smart City dissection

(part VI)

SMART TOURISM

1) Before the trip

2) On the trip

3) After the trip

What makes tourism ... Smart?

Free Wi-fi

Smart offices

(Yeah, obviously.)

Using Big Data

(Wow, unexpected.)

Augmented reality

Wearable technologies

Hermes Virtual Tour (Wikitude)

A Smart City dissection

(part VII)

SMART SUSTAINABILITY

El impuesto al sol

Solar energy + local power

Autonomous|Electric vehicles

(90% of private vehicles are unnecessary)

Smart electricity+water meter

Smart wall plugs

Smart home assistant

Our Smart Home

Smart saving

Smart

assistant

(Alexa, Echo)

Smart management

Our Smart City

Smart

mobility

Smart

health

Smart

security

Smart

Government

Smart

tourism

Smart

sustainability

Smart life graphic

Time for us, family and friends.

CONCLUSION

Our educational system needs to be improved. There aren't official studies for new upcoming jobs.

Companies must agree on the use of sustainable and renewable energies, else our cities will become massive pollution centers.

We need a government that wants to encourage new technologies and listen to the citizens via e-democracy.

Our doctors must collaborate with Big Data to investigate and develop research on illnesses, and accept technology as an extension for their practice.

First things first: make your home a Smart Home.