Smart City
We integrate sensors, open data, and minimalist design so your city runs smoother, cleaner, and more connected. From traffic management to digital public spaces.
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Integrated platform connecting sensors, traffic, and public services for a more efficient and livable city.
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Live data from cameras and sensors to reduce congestion and optimize public transport routes.
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Smart containers that alert when full, improving collection and reducing costs.
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Automated control of public lighting and municipal building climate based on occupancy and time.
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Sensor network measuring pollution and alerting citizens with personalized recommendations.
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Last updated: March 15, 2025
At Citiev, we take the protection of your personal data very seriously. This policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, and what rights you have over it. By using our services, you agree to the practices described here.
We collect data that you provide directly, as well as information generated automatically when you interact with our smart city platform.
We use the collected information to improve the connected urban experience and offer you personalized services.
We do not sell your personal data. We only share aggregated and anonymized information with technology partners for urban research purposes.
You have full control over your information. You can exercise the following rights at any time by contacting us.
We keep your data secure through encryption in transit and at rest, and we retain it only as long as necessary.
If you have questions about this policy or wish to exercise your rights, you can write to us or call us.
We answer your questions about mobility, sensors, and connected spaces in the city.
IoT sensors installed in traffic lights and roadways collect real-time data on vehicle flow. With this information, central systems adjust traffic light timings to reduce congestion and prioritize public transport. In Barcelona, this technology has reduced waiting times by up to 20%.
Electric vehicles reduce noise and air pollution in residential areas. Additionally, shared electric scooters and bicycles offer a fast alternative for short trips, decongesting the city center. Many cities already install free charging points in public parking lots.
Funding usually combines European funds for smart cities, municipal budgets, and agreements with technology companies. For example, interactive screens in squares are financed through local advertising and innovation grants. The return is measured in energy savings and improved services.
Yes, data is transmitted encrypted and stored on servers with advanced security protocols. Personal information is anonymized before use, complying with the General Data Protection Regulation. Each city council publishes an annual transparency report on the use of this data.
Many municipalities organize digital and in-person citizen consultations to decide where to install new sensors or bike lanes. Through the municipal app, you can vote on proposals and report incidents. Your opinion helps prioritize investments in mobility and green spaces.