Smart cities

Briony Rogers helps cities to connect to their environment to better survive drought and storm surges.

Ursula Eicker lets people play around while designing the cities of the future.

Kate Jones thinks the natural world can inspire a dialogue about cities that are sustainable and healthy for humans and other animals.

A data-driven approach helps Lynette Cheah to tackle concerns about self-driving buses and delivery-truck congestion.

Purpose-built sustainable communities can boost energy efficiency and support an ageing population.

High-performance computing and AI will play a crucial role in planning the efficient and sustainable growth of cities such as Singapore.

By creating an environment in which the most exciting new urban technologies can be tested, Nanyang Technological University in Singapore offers a glimpse of the cities of the future.