A smart city uses sensors, networking, data analysis, and technology to improve living conditions, create opportunities, and reduce costs. It aims to support residents through initiatives like efficient waste management, energy consumption, traffic control, smart parking, air/noise monitoring, and other services that enhance quality of life.

2. What is a Smart city?
Sensing + Networking + Analysis + Control

3. The aim of Smart city
 To support better living
 Create more opportunities
 Improve quality of life for all residents
 Make a batter use of public resources
 Reducing the operational coasts of public
administrations

4. Smart City
 Waste Management
 City Energy Consumption
 Traffic Congestion
 Smart Parking
 Air Quality
 Noise Monitoring

5. Smart City
 Waste Management
 City Energy Consumption
 Traffic Congestion
 Smart Parking
 Air Quality
 Noise Monitoring

6. Smart City
 Waste Management
 City Energy Consumption
 Traffic Congestion
 Smart Parking
 Air Quality
 Noise Monitoring

7. Smart City
 Waste Management
 City Energy Consumption
 Traffic Congestion
 Smart Parking
 Air Quality
 Noise Monitoring

8. Smart City
 Waste Management
 City Energy Consumption
 Traffic Congestion
 Smart Parking
 Air Quality
 Noise Monitoring

9. Smart City
 Waste Management
 City Energy Consumption
 Traffic Congestion
 Smart Parking
 Air Quality
 Noise Monitoring

10. Smart Parking

11. Smart City
 Waste Management
 City Energy Consumption
 Traffic Congestion
 Smart Parking
 Air Quality
 Noise Monitoring

12. Smart City
 Waste Management
 City Energy Consumption
 Traffic Congestion
 Smart Parking
 Air Quality
 Noise Monitoring

13. Smart Technology