city services

With Smart Waste Management System, it is simpler to manage the urban waste collection in cities. Through the placement of sensors with low energy consumption and high durability in the traditional trash bins, it is possible to keep tight control on the state of the container, its location and security, thus increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of the waste management teams.
Urban waste can be seen as a resource for the whole processing chain. Encourage recycling, generate rates based on each citizen’s contribution and make your city greener.

A future-proof solution that is changing the ways cities evolve, in a flexible and cost-effective way, tackling current e-mobility and communication needs. The Smartlamppost follows a simple modular approach, with scalability in mind. It is easy to mix-and-match different modules in an elegant and clean solution.
Because of its modularity and flexibility, Smartlamppost targets both municipalities and different businesses operating in different markets.

The Urban Platform provides municipalities with a global and integrated view of their cities, presenting data from various domains, such as traffic, air quality and waste collection. This information, presented in a single control panel, allows municipalities to obtain the data needed to make informed and targeted management.
In this way, they can ensure that the decisions taken are well-founded and provide empirical reports on their impact.

Smart Enabler Mobile creates a digital bridge between a Smart Community's governing body and its citizens. The platfrom  accomplish this by aggregating websites, workflows, portals, and online services on their cloud and integrating them into a single mobile application for the citizens of a Smart Community.

The Smart+Connected Digital Platform is now Cisco Kinetic for Cities. It’s a new name but the same platform that delivers a set of tools and guidelines for creating a smart city framework.
Since it has an unified view a single pane of glass lets you view and manage data from the lighting, parking, traffic, waste management, and Wi-Fi deployments around your city.
Aggregates sensor data. Collect and integrate data from multiple sensors and sensor types. With that data, city operators can construct working digital models of their communities.

The city of Pontevedra created a car-free city model. The central idea of ​​the model is the number of cars needed for the proper functioning of the city is much lower than we think, but the efficient and dynamic operation of urban transport must be ensured by meeting complex needs. Traditional urban models mostly focus on motor vehicles, while pedestrians are almost completely ignored.

Playkers is a social sport-oriented platform that gives end-to-end management solutions for amateur sports players and field owners. With Playkers, municipalities can maximize their sports facilities' occupancy and engage with targeted sports communities. Players can manage a full cycle of game participation, including setting up games, locating games that are seeking players, and finding and inviting players.

Budapest Dialog is a community urban development site through which local people and municipalities can share their development ideas and projects with each other. The portal's interactive interface helps target development proposals, while helping local government project development and community planning. The city of the future is based on the people who want to live in it and want to do it and the local self-government based on local energies.

Participate Melbourne is the City of Melbourne's online community where the citizens can have their say on the city's big issues and future plans. Their opinion and ideas help shape Council's decisions on planning and renewal, transport, health, technology and the environment.

A Smart City integrates physical, digital and human systems to deliver a sustainable, prosperous and inclusive future for its citizens. Many of these innovative solutions will be based on sophisticated information and communication technologies. However, technological complexity, as well as the complexity of the various sectorial services involved within a Smart City, require a system approach to standardisation. Such an approach must promote the greatest possible reuse of existing open standards to accelerate Smart City deployment.