The Japanese government is enhancing smart city capabilities through advancements in indoor multi-LIDAR networks. These networks, essential for real-time 3D data collection and creating digital twins, face challenges with bandwidth management. Recent research has introduced adaptive data control systems to address these issues, ensuring efficient data transmission even under fluctuating network conditions.
This innovation supports the development of smart cities by optimizing autonomous driving and urban management, thereby improving safety, efficiency, and overall quality of life in urban areas.
