Our goal is to solve problems such as the optimization of urban assets, mobility improvement, energy efficiency and citizen participation, in order to create more sustainable, efficient and livable urban environments.

One of the main issues we address in the context of Smart Cities is the optimization of assets deployed in the city. For example, vehicles play a key role in personal mobility, but they also pose challenges in terms of congestion, pollution and energy efficiency. By integrating technology and implementing smart traffic management systems, we can reduce costs and improve sustainability for citizens.

In addition, the ubiquitous integration of technology in smart cities allows urban assets to become intelligent agents. For example, sensors installed in traffic lights can monitor traffic flow and adjust signaling times dynamically to optimize traffic. Similarly, waste garbage cans can be equipped with sensors that detect their fill level, enabling more efficient management of garbage collection.

Another crucial aspect we address is citizen participation. Smart Cities encourage collaboration and active participation of citizens in decision making and improvement of urban services. Through mobile applications and interactive platforms, citizens can report problems in urban infrastructure, access public services more efficiently, and participate in sustainability and quality of life initiatives.