SMART CITY
With our network and Smart Devices, it allow us to innovate in technologies for data collection and convert them into processes to provide solutions.
Benefits of IoT Smart City
With Wagtel you will have coverage in most of the United States and Europe.
Our Smart City network is a solution that allows centralized management of all city services.
- Improves the quality of life of citizens
- Increase efficiency and sustainability
- Facilitates city management
- Save thousands of euros with our network
- Capacity for expansion to any sector: hospitals, schools, transport, IT departments, etc.
Smart Environment in Cities
- Increase in Environmental Quality
- Irrigation Control with Lorawan
- On/Off Lighting with Lorawan
- Management and Water Supply with Lorawan
- Waste Management with Lorawan
- Photovoltaic control with Lorawan
Life with Intelligence inside IoT devices anywhere
- Fire detection
- Control in Facilities
- Video surveillance
- Air conditioning
Solutions for Mobility
- Smart Crosswalks
- Available Parking Spaces
- Traffic control
- Bike Lane
- Capacity control
- Vehicle Charging Station
IoT and the advantages of its use in Smart Cities
With Wagtel you will have coverage in most of the United States and Europe.
Smart Cities are urban areas that use technology, data and other digital solutions to improve the quality of life of their citizens and make urban life more efficient, sustainable and livable. The Internet of Things (IoT) plays a key role in the development of smart cities by providing the connectivity and data collection capabilities needed to drive many smart city initiatives.
Some examples of how IoT is being used in smart cities include:
- Intelligent transportation: IoT sensors and devices can be used to monitor traffic flow, optimize public transportation routes, and provide real-time information to commuters.
- Energy management: IoT devices can be used to monitor and optimize energy use in buildings, street lights, and other infrastructure.
- Environmental monitoring: IoT sensors can be used to monitor air quality, water quality, and other environmental factors in real time.
- Public safety: IoT devices can be used to monitor and secure public spaces, helping to prevent accidents and crime.
- Waste management: IoT sensors can be used to optimize waste collection and processing, reducing the environmental impact of waste management.
Overall, the use of IoT in smart cities can help improve the efficiency, sustainability, and livability of urban areas, while also providing new opportunities for businesses and other organizations.
IoT in the Smart City
Knowing all this, we can say that smart cities will be made up of the continuous interaction of different elements connected online, giving rise to what is called IoT in the Smart city. Therefore, in a smart city where all the elements are connected in real time via the Internet, the following improvements can be appreciated:
1. Increased environmental sustainability:
Consequence of a better management of the material and immaterial resources of the city.
2. Increase in the quality of life of disadvantaged environments:
Since it will be possible to invest in telecare for aging population sectors, such as rural areas that have less infrastructure.
3. Quality tourism incentive:
Significant improvement in the tourist experience, making interactive digital services available to them.
4. Democratic consolidation:
Through active and continuous citizen participation for the permanent construction of a better space.
Proof that this new era is on the way, are the already widespread and well-known applications for the home such as Google Home or Alexa, which present a current reality in the interconnection of devices for daily use with the intention of promoting home automation and automation. of routine actions. Examples of actions that can be performed with them are:
Smart mirrors. Just by getting in front of them, they are able to report on body weight, sleep quality and other data of interest to health. This is achieved thanks to the mobile application that is synchronized with it.
Security apps with which, through the smartphone, it is possible to activate or monitor the surveillance cameras of a business or home.
Remote cleaning app.
Smart refrigerators that alert when the most commonly used groceries run out or when there are products about to reach their expiration date.
