TecnologĆas de ciudades inteligentes como Blockchain, Digital ID, Digital Twin, Metaverse y 6G
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Cómo las ciudades inteligentes utilizan Blockchain:
Ciudades inteligentes, infraestructura del Metaverso, ADN y blockchain: Blockchain - El sistema operativo de las ciudades inteligentes
Blockchain: The operating system of smart cities
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Blockchain has its origins in the National Security Agency (NSA). Here is a document from the NSA’s Office of Information Security Research and Technology:
How To Make a Mint: The Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic Cash
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“Considering the mutual benefits of blockchain and transhumanism, this essay proposes crypto cloudminds as a safe mechanism by which the human mind might transcend its unitary limitations by permissioning partial resources to join a multi-party mind (comprised of human and machine minds) in a cloud-based environment.”
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Convergence of Blockchain, IoT, and AI
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Global Standards Mapping Initiative:
An overview of blockchain technical standards (World Economic Forum)
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The previous WEF document lists standards organizations involved in blockchain such as the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), ISO and IEEE.
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Quantum Blockchain Technology:
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Converging Nanotechnology and Digital Currencies- Quantum Dots Impact on the Blockchain
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Quantum-Enabled Blockchain for Data Processing and Management in Smart Cities (IEEE)
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On the Construction of a Post-Quantum Blockchain for Smart City
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How Blockchain relates to Digital ID
The Blockchain Solution to Digital Identity Management
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"According to the United Nations and therefore the American regime in DC, It Is A Human Right To Have Digital ID And Be Blockchained, To Meet The United Nations 17
Sustainable Development Goals."
-Brian Mitchell
Digital ID
Smart Cities will use Digital ID’s to bind the physical to the digital.
The article below talks about how a city wide digital identity was created in 2022 in a Smart City project in Finland.
“Embedding digital identity in the Jyväskylä Smart City Project”
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A project inspired by global digital ID organizations such as ID2040 and ID4D.
“Academic researchers pitch benefits of community-created digital IDs”
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“For digital identity to become a global solution, challenges regarding cross-border interoperability and system computability need to be addressed. This will require a decentralized identity program, rather than one, where all digital elements are stored in a shared national or corporate cloud database.”
Scan and deliver: the case for a universal digital ID
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Digital Twin
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Digital Twin and Internet of Things- Current Standards Landscape
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Human Digital Twins: Creating New Value Beyond the Constraints of the Real World
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Applying Digital Twins in Metaverse: User Interface, Security and Privacy Challenges
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A Comprehensive Survey of Digital Twins in Healthcare in the Era of Metaverse
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The rise of digital human twins and why we’re virtually cloning people
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Digital Twins in Agriculture: Orchestration and Applications
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Metaverse
“…the true potential of smart cities lies in the convergence of innovative technologies such as the Metaverse of Things (MoT) and Extended Reality (XR). The MoT, characterized by the fusion of digital twins, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and immersive interfaces, forms a virtual bridge between the physical and digital worlds. On the other hand, XR encompasses technologies like Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), creating immersive and interactive experiences. In this article, we explore how the integration of MoT and XR is revolutionizing smart cities…”
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Metaverse of Things (MoT) in Smart Cities: Revolutionizing Urban Living
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“Defining and Building the Metaverse” World Economic Forum (WEF)
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Navigating the Industrial Metaverse: A Blueprint for Future Innovations - World Economic Forum (WEF)ā
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6G
“The next generation (6G) wireless systems aim to cater to the Internet of Everything (IoE)”
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Blockchain technology meets 6āÆG wireless networks: A systematic survey
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Blockchain in 6G Networks: Enabling the Future of Communicationā
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Street lights
There is a goal to connect hundreds of millions of street lights worldwide to one large global sensor network. Verizon, a company behind much of the smart city technologies, is focused on achieving that goal, along with Verizon owned Sensity, who provides Internet of Things (IoT) platforms for smart cities.
Verizon buys IoT startup Sensity to boost smart city portfolio
Verizon’s Intelligent Lighting platform equips LED fixtures with sensors to receive and transmit information in real time.
“Verizon Intelligent Lighting”
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Sensity Systems expands smart cities lighting control option with Core Node Ex-C
“The IoT smart city security solution incorporates Sensity Video Nodes, integrated with LED lights, communicating over Wi-Fi to the Genetec Security Center video management system (VMS) with intelligent analytics enabled on the Sensity Video Node. In addition to analytics, the Video Node can record high resolution and low-resolution streams from each of its two cameras and maintain the storage at the edge — using the Genetec Edge Protocol — to be retrieved as needed.”
IoT smart city video security solution offers ‘security without surveillance’
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Verizon: The Evolution of Smart Cities
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Verizon: 5G for smart cities: A guide to more efficient and sustainable operations
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U.S. and Chinese Tech Firms Team Up on Sensor Networks for ‘Smart Cities’
It’s not surprising that LED street lights are rooted in IEC/NIST standards. Click here for more info.
To locate the IEC/NIST connection to local LED streetlights, it can usually be found by looking in the cybersecurity section. As is an example, here is a lighting company supplying city street lights with connections to IEC reported on their website: