MALAYSIA SMART CITIES ALLIANCE (MSCA) NEWSLETTER VOL.3
Volume 3 of the MSCA E-Newsletter focused on top technologies that will be more flexible for people, work, education, as well as innovation. Smart cities can be described as ‘places for technology combined with infrastructure, everyday objects, and even human element to address social, economic, and environmental problems. Essentially, digital technologies come in a variety of forms to suite our daily lives. Similarly, these technologies increasingly co-constitute our phenomenological experience of the urban environment. The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically accelerated the adoption of new technologies, and many of these are here to stay. In this edition, the highlights are on the top 5 eye-catching technologies achieved through the Covid-19 situation.
MALAYSIA SMART CITIES ALLIANCE (MSCA) NEWSLETTER VOL.3
Volume 3 of the MSCA E-Newsletter focused on top technologies that will be more flexible for people, work, education, as well as innovation. Smart cities can be described as ‘places for technology combined with infrastructure, everyday objects, and even human element to address social, economic, and environmental problems. Essentially, digital technologies come in a variety of forms to suite our daily lives. Similarly, these technologies increasingly co-constitute our phenomenological experience of the urban environment. The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically accelerated the adoption of new technologies, and many of these are here to stay. In this edition, the highlights are on the top 5 eye-catching technologies achieved through the Covid-19 situation.
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