Telemetry, as one of the fundamental technologies in the development of smart cities, plays a vital role in collecting, transmitting and analyzing environmental data. By connecting sensors, devices and control systems, this technology enables city managers to make accurate and real-time decisions.
Key applications:
Traffic management: Using real-time data from cameras and sensors, smart systems can adjust traffic lights and prevent congestion.
Energy consumption control: Office and residential buildings with telemetry systems can optimize electricity, gas and water consumption.
Air quality monitoring: Air pollution measurement stations send data to control centers and activate immediate measures such as traffic restrictions.
Waste management: Sensors installed on waste tanks report the level of filling and optimize collection routes.
Benefits:
Reduce urban operating costs
Increase citizen satisfaction with public services
Promote environmental sustainability
Data-driven decision-making
