A new initiative being created by graduate design students could help Canadian municipalities determine the best ways to advance smart city initiatives that focus on human-centric design.
Thirteen students with the George Brown College Institute without Boundaries (IwB), an interdisciplinary design strategy program, have spent the past ten months studying the make-up of smart cities and developing a framework and guidebook to assist cities and towns in making informed decisions about the kinds of smart city initiatives they wish to pursue.
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