Earlier this year, British Prime Minister David Cameron described the Internet of Things as a “new industrial revolution,” and discussed how everyday objects connected to each other through the Internet would help increase the efficiency of urban infrastructures and power grids. A number of communities are already making the Internet of Things a reality. Learn how cities across the world are harnessing the power of the IoT to oversee traffic patterns and generate revenue through the use of smart parking-space management, monitor water and electricity usage, and control residential waste volumes.
