Sugar Smart, Heart Smart: The way Smart cities should be

International Challenges of Smart Cities

The world’s urban population is expected to be proliferated due to raised use of energy, increased air pollution, increasing traffic in urban areas, increasing usage of food, and reduced food production. There are numerous available solutions in this field, but achieving smart cities is one the furthermost effective ways. Smart city has improved ICT infrastructure as a versatile, reliable, chan...

Do Smart Cities Produce Smart Entrepreneurs?

Living Labs aim to engage in user-centered design practices where users are included in their daily life environment as innovative agents. However, empirical insights in end user engagement in Living Lab practices are currently lacking. This article focuses on opening up this black box of user engagement by analyzing the involvement of a group of entrepreneurs in a Living Lab smart city pilot i...

Smart Sugar? The Sugar Conspiracy

Smart Hospitals Need Smart Managers

The NCKU Smart Campus Project: An Experiment Towards Smart Cities

“Smart city” has become the new trend of the world’s city development in the 21st century. The traditional cities are composed of concrete, steels, bricks, and glass. Unlike traditional cities, a smart city develops its nervous system through the Internet, supporting the daily life of billions of people. The city's nervous system manages the operation of space and infrastructure, and then with ...