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OrbisMesh: The anatomy of Smart Cities

OrbisMesh, a company that delivers IT infrastructure solutions, has made a good overview of some Smart Cities solutions that are available. The main focus in this overview is the harder aspects of city life: traffic, transport, logistics and safety.

The Anatomy of a Smart City – Orbis Mesh Technologies Inc
What makes up a Smart City? The term is still a little fast and loose but as of 2019 we’re seeing a clearer vision of the practical applications of this technology. From big picture concepts to real world devices, here’s a break down of the question ” What is Smart City Technology?”.

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February 21, 2019July 10, 2019 Digital CuratorInternet of Things, IT infrastructure, Smart City

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