Conceptual Study of Artificial Intelligence in Smart Cities with Industry 4.0

Kumar, Sanjay; Bale, Ajay Sudhir; Matapati, Pallavi M; Vinay, N

doi:10.1109/icacite51222.2021.9404607

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“…Recent studies on new technologies implemented in smart cities showed the general changes in society brought by new technologies setting the ground for new businesses and citizens participation [25]. With reference to specific technologies, scholars identified some impacts of recently successful initiatives; big data for security and privacy through analysis leading to a more customized and effective service provision as well as to higher levels of efficiency [26], artificial intelligence to improve transport network and its effectiveness in city mobility services [27], digital twins to optimize the testing of new strategies and services [28] and data dissemination for the feeding of predictive models of public services, first and foremost transport [29].…”

Section: New Technologies In Cities' Transformationmentioning

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Three drivers for cities development: A focus on start-up contribution

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Bruni

2023

ITM Web Conf.

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This research considers the interplay among new technologies – mostly digital –, new ventures, and the new emerging city contexts leading to support the urban transformation to improve quality of life. The need to provide public services in an efficient and more performative way led to consider such a challenge as a business opportunity for new ventures, thus inspiring the infusion of new technologies in start-ups and spinoffs created to offer public services. City governments lack the right knowledge and resources to do that, thus stimulating and partnering new ventures is a way to achieve a successful city transformation. Several case studies show this new dynamic and the potential improvements to be further achieved, thus mirroring the business opportunity caught by new ventures and the support new technologies can offer to citizens and other city’s stakeholders.

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Section: New Technologies In Cities' Transformationmentioning

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Three drivers for cities development: A focus on start-up contribution

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Bruni

2023

ITM Web Conf.

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“…Various industries, including intelligent transportation, cybersecurity, smart grids (SGs), and UAV-assisted fifth-and sixth-generation (5G and B5G) communication, are involved in smart city initiatives. are essential [8]. Big data analytics and the successful use of AI, ML, and DRL-based approaches that may boost their efficiency and scalability in a smart city project have a significant impact on all the aforementioned smart city industries.…”

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Smart Cities Using Machine Learning and Intelligent Applications (ITALIC)

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Meria

2022

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The goal of smart cities is to properly manage to expand urbanization, Reduce energy usage, Enhance the economic and quality of life of the locals while also preserving the environment conditions, and improve people's ability to use and adapt modern technology used in information and communication efficiently (ICT). Information and communication technology (ICT) is central to the concept of smart cities because it facilitates the development of policies, decision-making, implementation, and, eventually, the provision of useful services. This review's main objective is to examine how machine learning, deep reinforcement learning (DRL), and artificial intelligence are advancing smart cities. The previous strategies are effectively utilized to provide the best policies possible for a number of challenging issues relating to smart cities. The uses of the earlier methods are thoroughly discussed in this survey. in intelligent transportation systems (ITSs), Cybersecurity, as well as smart grid energy efficiency (SGs), ensuring the best 5G and beyond 5G (B5G) networking service, as well as a smart city with a smart health system, by effectively using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Finally, we list a number of the above-mentioned research problems and potential future directions approaches can be extremely helpful in bringing the idea of a smart city to life.

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Emerging Enabling Technologies for Industry 4.0 and Beyond

2022

Inf Syst Front

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Conceptual Study of Artificial Intelligence in Smart Cities with Industry 4.0

Cited by 12 publications

References 42 publications

Three drivers for cities development: A focus on start-up contribution

Three drivers for cities development: A focus on start-up contribution

Smart Cities Using Machine Learning and Intelligent Applications (ITALIC)

Emerging Enabling Technologies for Industry 4.0 and Beyond

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