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Tomorrows Cities - Exploring Human Habitats of the Future

T.S Avini

Editora: T.S. AVINI

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Explore the vibrant transformation of our urban environments in "Tomorrows Cities," a compelling journey into the future of human habitats. Dive into the interplay of technology, sustainability, and society as we redefine urban living with innovative solutions. Discover how:  - Smart Cities capitalize on IoT for enhanced living.  - Autonomous vehicles and renewable energy revolutionize urban mobility and sustainability.  This book maps the thrilling shift toward sustainable urban futures where vertical living and urban agriculture take center stage. Delve into inclusive design principles ensuring equitable access for all, and examine the ethical questions surrounding AI and data in city governance. Through a wealth of case studies, see pioneering cities leading the charge in redefining global urban environments.  Join us in envisioning cities that nurture both the planet and its people—your blueprint to engaging with tomorrow's urban landscapes starts here.
Disponível desde: 07/08/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 211 páginas.

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