A specific Smart City Block is a geographical area of a typically limited size (e.g. 4km2 = 2km long and 2km wide), for which Smart City services are provided to citizens, administrators and tourists based on the deployment of:
Sensors
Actuators
Microservices
A central brokerage system managing numerous algorithms
A backend system with a user interface
Hardware and/or software connectors
Innovative Networking technologies
Helping city managers choose the right priorities and make better, more confident decisions.
Three different multiprotocol networks (LoRa, WiFi, DSRC) are in use.
A Public Key Infrastructure manages and signs secure transmissions.
A scalable middleware architecture (the “Infobroker”), resides in a secure cloud infrastructure.
A Web App and a Mobile App facilitate easy access and usage of all features.