Mauritius Smart City

Government and city agencies have discreet assets to manage to keep a city running smoothly. The assets for a city are water supply, electricity, garbage collection, road repairs, etc...

There is no visibility and predictability of city services and asset downtime for the city leadership as well as citizens who benefit from these services.

Challenge

Smart City Management demands real time monitoring of different utilities which includes: water, power, lights, air & parking; with the help of IoT sensors established across the city. Data Privacy, analyzing details, collaboration with all users are the most important concern of the project.

Solution

An enhanced digital and responsive ecosystem that provides a satisfying user experience based on the aspects such as:

Developing a scalable and domain agnostic platform based on open standards.
Leveraging real time decision making at the edge gateways.
Enabling different services including health services management, security and utility monitoring.

Approach

User Segmentation Analysis

To make smart dashboards, we are taking whole region into account. Sensors are placed throughout the desired radius and then various parameters are measured with real time monitoring. Area Managers are responsible for the working of these devices.

If devices are malfunctioning, they will assign task to restore them to an engineer. Admin can look after the entire data. In order for public to use these resources, they will have to register themselves on the platform.

Starting from basic features to complex ones, IA was prepared based on technical feasibility.

Wireframes

Design Decisions

The colors and fonts are selected based on healthcare industry trends. Relevant illustrations and Venn diagrams are used to depict the data as clearly as possible

Result

Backend and AI engineers began developing algorithms based on the UX design. Minor adjustments were made due to technical feasibility, and the team proceeded with the testing phase.