Smart Cities [Meixi (China) × Kochi (India)] Notions (Sustainable Management Action Resource Tools for Cities)

Madakam, Somayya; Ramaswamy, R.

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-1023-1_27

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“…Moreover, Madakam and Ramaswamy (2016) stated that the notion of perceived smart living pertained to the integration of smart home devices, which were connected through advanced technology to the smart home system, enabling the monitoring and adjustment of the household's environmental system. Scholars (Cicirelli et al , 2019; Kadam et al , 2015; Sanchez et al , 2017) characterised the concept of a smart city as a setting designed to suit the needs and preferences of its residents by incorporating sensing, actuation and interaction (both verbal and non-verbal) capabilities, as well as advanced computing technologies, to facilitate users' self-reliance throughout their daily activities.…”

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Exploring the usage intention of AI-powered devices in smart homes among millennials and zillennials: the moderating role of trust

Chin,

Wong,

Cham

et al. 2023

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Purpose This study aims to investigate how artificial intelligence (AI)-powered smart home devices affect young consumers' requirements for convenience, support, security and monitoring, as well as their ability to advance environmental sustainability. This study also examines the variables that impact users' motivation to use AI-powered smart home devices, such as perceived value, ease of use, social presence, identity, technology security and the moderating impact of trust. Design/methodology/approach The responses from residents of Sarawak, Malaysia, were collected through online questionnaires. This study aimed to examine the perceptions of millennials and zillennials towards their trust and adoption of AI-powered devices. This study used a quantitative approach, and the relationships among the study constructs were analysed using partial least squares - structural equation modelling. Findings The present study found that perceived usefulness, ease of use and social presence were the main motivators among actual and potential users of smart home devices, especially in determining their intentions to use and actual usage. Additionally, there was a moderating effect of trust on the relationship between perceived ease of use, social presence, social identity and intention to use AI-powered devices in smart homes. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is one of the first studies to examine the factors influencing smart technology adoption. This study provided meaningful insights on the development of strategies for the key stakeholders to enhance the adoption and usage of AI-powered smart home devices in Sarawak, one of the promising Borneo states. Additionally, this study contributed to the growing body of knowledge on the associations between technology acceptance model dimensions, intention and actual usage of smart technology, with the moderating impact of trust.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Exploring the usage intention of AI-powered devices in smart homes among millennials and zillennials: the moderating role of trust

Chin,

Wong,

Cham

et al. 2023

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“…[ 15,82,131,[186][187][188][189][190][191][192][193][194][195]] Sustainable Production Sustainability is a cross-cutting area that exists in all areas. IoT applications and data control mean better management of waste and production.…”

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“…IoT Application Solutions[15,82,131,[186][187][188][189][190][191][192][193][194][195]:• Cities and human communities must protect the environment we are a part of. The environment, in which we coexist with animals, plants, and natural resources necessary for life, is essential for human existence, development, progress, and quality of life.•Smart cities, sustainable cities, and smart grid strategies must come together to form smart human communities.…”

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Application of IoT in Healthcare: Keys to Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals

Verdejo-Espinosa

Ruiz

Mata

et al. 2021

Sensors

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We live in complex times in the health, social, political, and energy spheres, and we must be aware of and implement new trends in intelligent social health systems powered by the Internet of Things (IoT). Sustainable development, energy efficiency, and public health are interrelated parameters that can transform a system or an environment for the benefit of people and the planet. The integration of sensors and smart devices should promote energy efficiency and ensure that sustainable development goals are met. This work is carried out according to a mixed approach, with a literature review and an analysis of the impact of the Sustainable Development Goals on the applications of the Internet of Things and smart systems. In the analysis of results, the following questions are answered about these systems and applications: a) Are IoT applications key to the improvement of people’s health and the environment? b) Are there research and case studies implemented in cities or territories that demonstrate the effectiveness of IoT applications and their benefits to public health? c) What sustainable development indicators and objectives can be assessed in the applications and projects analyzed?

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“…Research into the experience of smart cities projects of other countries to learn from their successes and failures. Indeed, new smart cities are currently being developed such as(Pellicer et al, 2013;Anthopoulos, 2019): Songdo IBD in SouthKorea (Songdo.com, 2019), Meixi Lake in China(Madakam and Ramaswamy, 2016), Masdar city in Abu Dhabi (Alzaabi et al, 2018)(Masdar.ae, 2019), PlanIT Valley in Portugal, Skolkovo in Russia (Chudiniva and Afonina, 2018), Tampere (Business Tampere, 2019) and London (London City Hall, 2019)…”

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Integrated Methodological Framework for Smart City Development

Korachi

Bounabat

2019

Proceedings of the International Conferences ICT, Society, and Human Beings 2019; Connected Smart Cities 2019; And Web Based Co

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Making a city smart requires a strategy to meet the problems generated by the urban population growth and rapid urbanization. Many cities are treating projects of city transformation into a smart city as typical IT projects. In fact, there is a basic challenge of understanding the drivers behind city transformation and building a solid strategy planning to support and guide this transformation. To meet these challenges, this work proposes a methodology for defining and evaluating digital strategies for building smart cities. It presents how to develop and implement strategies for smart city development. Despite extensive and deep research on cities' successful transformation into smart cities, a gap exists on the methodology that the cities follow in transforming their services into digital services and making them smarter. This work builds on an integrative literature review of smart cities and digital strategies to propose an integrated methodology for smart cities development.

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Smart Cities [Meixi (China) × Kochi (India)] Notions (Sustainable Management Action Resource Tools for Cities)

Cited by 4 publications

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Exploring the usage intention of AI-powered devices in smart homes among millennials and zillennials: the moderating role of trust

Exploring the usage intention of AI-powered devices in smart homes among millennials and zillennials: the moderating role of trust

Application of IoT in Healthcare: Keys to Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals

Integrated Methodological Framework for Smart City Development

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