San Diego County will soon turn into a region of Smart Cities

People around the world have been talking about smart cities. But there is a need for utter clarification as to what is a smart city? Generally, a smart city is a place that utilizes technology for transcending the way people live and work in a region. In the long run, this is going to lessen the environmental footprint which will result in minimizing the financial risks in an area. The cutting edge smart city can also save the lives of hundreds of thousands of people when a natural disaster takes place.

Nevertheless, in America's North Carolina, the smart city has the attribute to help the people of the region to predict the impending storms, identify when the flood is going to come. On the other hand in Kansas City, The smart city powered by the Internet of Things help the firefighters to stay safe and sound. The firefighters in Kansas create a virtual real-time 3D environment even before the brave firefighters they swarm through a fierce area. When the smart city in San Diego is taken into consideration, well the sky’s the limit.

The smart technologies connect every single layer of diversified community of the residents starting from underground infrastructure, streetlights, social engagement, and rideshare programs most importantly the ones that take place in the cities. According to the International Data Corporation, the spending of in the field of smart city tech has reached out to $80 billion, back in the year 2018. And by the year the time progresses to the year 2021, the spending will rise to $135 billion.

By the time humans and earth progresses to the year 2050, it is predicted that around 60 percent of the total population of the San Diego will become an astute example for other cities around the world as it will become the epitome of a Smart City.

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