Digital Platform
City Management
‍Smart City Metropolis

The module enables management of the City Card system in registered or bearer variant. It is a key element in the provision of city services providing the city with security and efficiency, as well as convenience for users. It supports two types of system architecture:

• Card-Based – the city card is a carrier of public transport entitlements (tickets, points, IPE), powered by a prepaid model.
• ID Based – each user has an account in the system, and the secure ID can be stored on a city card, payment card, NFC device or in a mobile app. Access to services is billed on a post-paid model.

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An indispensable part of the system are dedicated mobile applications and web portals, through which residents can easily access their account and have a full view of their authorisations and transaction history.

See how the model works in practice! ŚKUP – Silesian Public Services Card.

The module allows the acquisition, analysis and presentation of data on factors responsible for the formation of smog in agglomerations.

The data is collected from Internet of Things solutions, such as weather stations and multiple sensors measuring noise, light intensity or soil moisture. The data is supplemented with time-stamping and location, enabling spatial analysis and mapping of smog, noise or CO2 emissions, as well as obtaining trend and regression information to predict how the situation in the city will develop.

Provides a number of tools for in-depth analysis, and supports the city's strategy to prevent and combat smog, excessive noise, carbon dioxide emissions. Allows control of harmful factors and contributes to their reduction, thus improving the living comfort of residents.

The module allows you to manage the information presented on electronic boards located in urban space – stops, stations or inside public transportation vehicles.

In addition, the boards can, in selected groups of vehicles providing public transportation, present information to passengers about current travel times, expected delays or obstructions.

Central management of the network of boards supports the planning and execution of a consistent information policy in the city. It also enables messages to reach residents instantly, if necessary.

The module allows the presentation and analysis of data from city video surveillance. It provides automatic detection of threats and unwanted events and monitoring of operating parameters of individual devices, e.g., cameras, sensors, vending machines, their collection and subsequent analysis. It also allows easy integration with the Smart Lighting subsystem.

Multidimensional analysis of surveillance data enables the planning of the city's security strategy, mapping of selected threats and allows for real-time response to incidents and events. It is an excellent tool for preventing and combating dangerous phenomena, thus contributing to an increased sense of security among residents.

The module allows management of the lighting zone, analysis and presentation of key indicators related to power consumption, light intensity, and infrastructure reliability.

It allows for:

• effective monitoring of lighting performance,
• remote management of lighting elements,
• collecting other parameters from sensors installed on lighting elements (cameras, weather stations).

The use of the system makes it possible to achieve significant financial savings associated with the operation of modern lighting zones in the city. In turn, the use of data analytics translates into the optimisation of the budget and improvement of the comfort of living in the city.

The Metropolis Tourist Guide mobile app allows visitors to explore city's attractions from a different angle than classic travel guides.

It uses beacons, which are small bluetooth transmitters that are managed through the Metropolis platform. It allows intuitive addition of new beacons, changing their location and managing the content sent to the mobile application. An additional Parking module will direct usage to a parking zone, and the Incidents module will enable reporting of an incident or failure.

The use of a mobile app makes it possible to offer an innovative and engaging attraction for tourists and residents to learn about the most interesting places on the city map.