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,Playful Introduction on “Making Smart Cities More Playable”,ese devices are connected in the internet of things, in which city dwellers and their wearables are among the ‘things’ that are sensed, and such devices can collect and process data and actuate. Why not use this smart technology and the smartness of the city dwellers to make a city playable? Smart t

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Reappropriating, Reconfiguring and Augmenting the Smart City Through Playces can alternately support, challenge, or counter the push to instrumentalise, optimise, and ‘program’ the city through ubiquitous smart technologies and ‘sentient’ infrastructure. I begin with a brief overview of the smart city model and how digital games figure into its economic and cultural poli