Pylaia-Chortiati's Smart City Platform
The Municipality of Pylaia-Chortiatis is investing heavily in the digital upgrade of its services, implementing a series of actions that are part of its strategy for digital transformation and the creation of a “smart city.” The project utilizes modern information and communication technologies to improve the quality of life of citizens, enhance accessibility, and increase transparency in the operation of municipal services.
The project “Digital Transformation Actions of the Municipality of Pylaia-Chortiatis” includes the supply, installation, and operation of innovative systems aimed at enhancing sustainable mobility, road safety, and the efficiency of municipal infrastructure.
Smart Public Transport Stops
The action includes the supply and installation of smart stops, which will function as interactive information points. Each stop has electronic variable message signs (LED) for the visual display of bus arrivals/departures, as well as an audio information system for people with impaired vision, promoting accessibility. In addition, the stops provide information on municipal announcements, local news, and weather conditions, making them smart communication hubs between the municipality and citizens.
Smart Pedestrian Crossings
The subsystem aims to improve road safety and accessibility for all citizens, with a particular focus on people with disabilities. The crossings are equipped with bright LED lights, motion sensors, and signs that are automatically activated when pedestrians are present. They also include touch buttons and audible alerts for visually impaired people, ensuring safe and independent crossing. The system operates with low energy consumption and can be connected to the municipality’s central monitoring network for continuous surveillance and statistical analysis.
Traffic Office Organization and Municipal Vehicle Fleet Management
This system allows for the integrated control and planning of the municipal fleet’s movements and operations. Through the integration of GPS, fuel sensors, and telematics technologies, the municipality gains a complete picture of the location, route, fuel consumption, and maintenance of each vehicle. The software provides route planning, historical data storage, and performance reporting capabilities, ensuring transparency, cost savings, and optimization of municipal operations.
Central Unified Data Management and Collection Platform
The central platform is the digital core of the project and collects data from all municipal subsystems, providing a unified view of operations and performance. Through a user-friendly management environment, municipal officials can monitor, analyze, and make data-driven decisions, enhancing transparency and accountability.
With the completion of the project, the Municipality of Pylaia-Chortiatis is taking a decisive step towards creating a more “smart,” sustainable, and participatory city, where technology is at the service of citizens, improving everyday life and strengthening the role of local government in the modern digital age.
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