Real Estate Tech Companies, Local Governments Work Together To Implement Smart City Technology

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Futuristic technologies like self-driving vehicles, artificial intelligence and 3D printing are changing the way public and private entities work together to design cities.

Smart city tech is already being used to improve building performance, transportation and environmental impact, experts at a recent ULI San Diego-Tijuana District Council event said, though technology and data do come with the challenge of managing cybersecurity threats, GlobeSt reports.

It is also critical for public agencies and companies to work together to push the most cost-effective, environmentally friendly and profitable projects.

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