Need
In recent decades, cities have experienced rapid growth, leading to a significant increase in environmental issues such as air pollution, noise, and extreme weather conditions. These problems not only affect citizens’ quality of life but also have a direct impact on public health, contributing to respiratory, cardiovascular, and other conditions linked to pollutant exposure. In this context, local authorities face the urgent need for accurate data on air quality and other environmental parameters to make informed decisions that protect public health.
Moreover, traditional urban management policies are not always equipped to effectively address these challenges due to the lack of real-time information on environmental conditions. It is crucial to have technological solutions that enable constant monitoring of environmental factors in real time, allowing early detection of pollution hotspots and rapid response. This approach makes it possible to design and implement tailored strategies to improve air quality, optimise traffic, reduce pollution, and promote healthier, more sustainable cities for their inhabitants.
