Titlebook: Demystifying Smart Cities; Practical Perspectiv Anders Lisdorf Book 2020 Anders Lisdorf 2020 Smart Cities.Internet of Things.Artificial int

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-30487-3mart city solutions and therefore important to get a handle on. In this chapter, we will consider what a device is and how devices connect in distributed smart city solutions. This is what is typically referred to as the Internet of Things. We look at the challenges of managing thousands or even mil

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