Smart Cities Start With Smart Sensors: Monitoring The World Around You
Cities are expanding at an unprecedented pace. The increase in population, vehicles, and buildings is putting enormous strain on water, air, and energy systems. To effectively manage this growth, cities are becoming "smart." Smart cities use sensors and advanced technology to monitor real-time conditions, providing leaders with the insights they need to make better decisions, maintain safety, and ensure the comfort of their residents. Leak detection and prevention Water is one of any city's most precious resources. However, many municipalities lose significant amounts of water due to unseen pipe leaks. Dual-channel leak detection technology simultaneously monitors two points in the water system, providing early detection of abnormal changes. This early warning allows repair teams to respond quickly and contain the leak, saving costs and preventing infrastructure damage. Ensuring safe and clean water Access to clean, safe water is essential to everyday life. IoT- based...