Rome's Smart City Vision at Barcelona Expo

Rome's Smart City Vision at Barcelona Expo

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Rome's Smart City Vision at Barcelona Expo

Rome showcased its smart city vision at the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, highlighting AI-powered traffic management, 5G expansion, and other digital initiatives.

Italian
Italy
TechnologyArtificial IntelligenceInnovationUrban PlanningDigitalizationSmart City
CampidoglioFira Barcelona Gran ViaCasa Delle Tecnologie Emergenti (Cte)Smart Police Support
Roberto GualtieriJaume CollboniMonica LucarelliMaurizio VelocciaEugenio Patanè
How does Rome's approach ensure a truly 'smart city'?
The city's approach involves collaboration with various stakeholders including startups and is meant to improve services across all neighborhoods. The goal is to create a smart city that effectively addresses the needs of citizens and businesses.
What was the purpose of Rome's mayor's visit to Barcelona?
Rome's mayor, Roberto Gualtieri, attended the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona to showcase the city's plans for sustainable and inclusive development. He highlighted initiatives like the Traffic Control Center, which uses AI to optimize traffic flow.
How will Rome's Traffic Control Center improve urban mobility?
The Traffic Control Center in Rome will leverage AI and real-time data to reduce congestion and provide citizens with accurate information. This project, funded by Jubilee resources and the PNRR, aims to improve the quality of life.
What is the significance of the PNRR funding in Rome's smart city plan?
Councillor Monica Lucarelli emphasized that the PNRR funding is a loan, not a gift, implying a commitment to responsible spending and long-term sustainability. The initiative aims to deliver concrete improvements for citizens and businesses across all social levels.
What are some key initiatives included in Rome's digital transformation plan?
Rome is implementing a comprehensive digital transformation, encompassing 5G network expansion, new apps (including one for pilgrims), and virtual reality applications. This initiative aims to create a more modern, connected, and resilient city.