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IoT and Smart City Platform · Spain

Manises Implements Smart City Platform to Enhance Municipal Services

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Manises City Council has launched a Smart City platform to modernize urban management through sensor technology. The system provides real-time data on environmental conditions, building occupancy, and parking availability.

The platform features an interactive map to monitor sensor locations and statuses, along with alerts for malfunctioning devices. Public access to this data aims to improve transparency and urban living.

Environmental sensors track air quality, temperature, wind speed, and solar radiation. Mobility sensors monitor occupancy in public buildings like the Tourist Office and Municipal Sports Center. Parking sensors offer real-time updates on space availability in key lots, including San Cayetano and Alicante Street.

The initiative is expected to optimize municipal operations and enhance services for residents. The specific vendor or technology provider behind Manises City Council’s Smart City platform has not been publicly disclosed i