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Smart city is the next step and the logical continuation of the concept of sustainable city as it builds on digital tools to reinvent the way the think of urban development. Designed as a response to the ever-growing urbanization and looming threat of climate change, they provide digital tools and practices with the help of data gathered through a network of connected devices via wireless technology and the cloud.

Marseilles at the top

The Aix-Marseille-Provence Metropolis topped the ranking of the most advanced smart city in France in 2019 with a total of ** points, most notably thanks to the number of contracts and the diversity and maturity of those projects. The Grand Paris Metropolis and the Lyon Metropolis came in second and third place with ** and ** points, respectively. It is no surprise that Marseilles is also the French city with the highest number of ** antennas.

A multi-faceted innovation

This new way of thinking urban development revolves around several industries such as energy management, telecommunications (**), smart mobility (smart cars, smart parking) and extends to peripheral sectors such as transport management, road safety as well as infrastructures with concepts such as smart homes.