Smart Cities refer to urban areas that leverage digital technology and data analytics to enhance the quality of life for citizens, improve operational efficiency, and promote sustainable development. These cities utilize interconnected devices, sensors, and networks to gather and analyze data regarding various aspects such as transportation, energy consumption, public safety, and environmental monitoring. The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies facilitates real-time communication between city infrastructure and governance systems, enabling more informed decision-making and improved service delivery. Smart Cities aim to create smarter, more sustainable environments that address urban challenges such as traffic congestion, pollution, and energy usage while enhancing public engagement and participation in civic processes. Through innovation and collaboration, Smart Cities strive to provide a higher standard of living and sustainable economic growth.
The concept of non-traditional intersections aims to transform urban spaces with safer, more efficient traffic flow. Roundabouts reduce severe accidents and create smoother traffic flow with their circular design, unlike…