Insufficient public transportation, congested roads, time wasted in traffic, uncontrolled emission of pollutants. These are just some of the problems confronting large cities which might result in an increase in pedestrian flow. Urban mobility is a challenge for citizenship worldwide, and technological revolution can be the key to transformation.

It is already possible to connect methodologies and platforms, obtain data and monitor information on different modes in real time, possible alternatives that support the planning of mobility in cities and facilitate the movement of citizens, optimizing what is most lacking in today’s dynamic and busy world, time.
A smart city is structured based on development and growth using information and communication technologies. These mechanisms improve geographical occupation and make life and work easier for the inhabitants economically and socially.

The technology promotes simplicity, security, real time experience, convenience and systems integration.