
Smart Cities in the US
An Introduction to Smart Cities Concepts
(Source: Frost and Sullivan )
What are smart cities?
The smart city's primary function is to incorporate smart technology and data analysis to maximise economic growth and livability for its inhabitants. Smart Ciites are using IoT to improve infrastructure, safety, energy efficiency and mobility. The ideal vision of the smart city is to be a better place to live, work and recreate.


Smart Mobility
Smart mobility is the mixing of human powered machines and efficient transit to connect technology and transportation to enhance daily life and business.
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Smart Energy
Smart energy is an effort to maximize energy-efficieny with the use of monitoring and analysis. Often cheaper than traditional energy sources, smart energy is environmentally friendly and sustainable.
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Smart Technology
SMART technology is an acronym meaning "Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology". SMART tech makes use of advanced technologies like IoT, AI, machine learning and big data.
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Smart Healthcare
A healthcare system that enables patients and doctors to communicate with each other and remotely exchange information monitored, collected, and analyzed from patients’ daily activities via the IoT.
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Smart Governance
Governments that use technology to enhance communication, participation and transparency of information are practicing smart governance.
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Smart Citizens
Smart cities are made up of smart citizens that are actively engaged in their communities and incorporate interconnected technology into their everyday lives.
Key Smart Cities in the United States

Dallas, Texas

Chicago, Illinois

Austin, Texas

Seattle, Washington

Charlotte, North Carolina

San Francisco, California

Washington, District of Columbia

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Boston, Massachusetts

Boulder, Colorado

San Jose, California
