"Smart cities are about people, not just sensors."
David discusses the human-centric approach to smart city development.
We often get caught up in the technology of smart cities—the sensors, the data, the AI. But we forget the most important part: the people who live there.
A truly smart city uses technology to improve quality of life. Shorter commutes, cleaner air, safer streets. If the tech doesn't deliver that, it's useless.
The '15-minute city' concept is gaining traction globally. It's about designing neighborhoods where everything you need is a short walk or bike ride away.
This requires a fundamental rethink of urban planning. We need mixed-use developments, better public transport, and more green spaces. Technology is the tool that helps us achieve this vision.
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