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A Digital Twin is like a virtual copy of a city, showing everything that's happening in the real city. It's run by a Smart City Monitor and connects to all the data sources in the city.

See everything that's happening in your business quickly, without wasting time. It gives you detailed and clear answers in real-time, no matter where you are and whether you're using a computer or a mobile device. Make your business smarter and more sustainable.

The Intelligent Digital Twin of Agro-Industrial Plant platform provides visibility into the processes that determine the sustainable performance of an industrial plant and promptly alerts management to deviations in real time and future forecasts.

Becoming a smart city is about using technology and data to improve the way a city is run, but it's important to start small, learn from mistakes, and involve the community in the process.

The Smart City Monitor is like a smart computer system for cities. It uses AI, Big Data, and IoT to help the city's leaders, administrations, utility providers, and citizens make life better. It makes sure the city is sustainable, efficient, and transparent in how it works and what it achieves.

Nowadays the human economic activities such as extraction, production, consumption and discard have reached enormous scales to meet the needs of the present. As a consequence, the quality of the ecosystem services declines rapidly bringing up the issue of sustainability.

In 2012, the WHO estimated that 3 million people died prematurely from ambient air pollution. Today that figure has risen to 4.6 million. By inhaling invisible particles called PM10 and PM2.5 people unknowingly get these fine particulates lodged in their lungs. This affects everyone, but in particular, the aged, the ailing and the young.

If I were to ask you which category Sweden is currently leading the European Union in, would you be able to answer? The unlikely hero is the European Bloc's largest consumer of renewable energy according to Eurostat, with the country sourcing close to 53.9% of its power from renewable means in 2016.

The invention of steam power engine in the turn of 19th century sparked mass industrialisation, the rapid growth of cities and development of railway grids that connected them.

How do we go about educating and motivating individuals, specifically within an urban environment, to become responsible citizens, willing to be held accountable for their part in contributing to a cleaner, greener planet? Education for all ages is needed so that cities can grow into sustainable systems which will provide clean water for all, safe housing, schooling, healthcare, affordable, healthy food and open green spaces for relaxation and recreation.