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Smart City Innovations

As Asia’s urban population grows, smart cities require scalable innovations to ensure sustainable development. The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) has successfully transformed its campus into a model for smart city innovations, earning international recognition. This digital transformation includes AI-driven solutions for waste management and biodiversity, alongside a digital twin for energy management and blockchain-certified qualifications.

The Hong Kong government plays a crucial role in this digital evolution by funding collaborative projects between academia and industry. Initiatives like the open data platform and substantial investments in computational resources highlight the government’s commitment to fostering digital innovation and advancing smart city solutions for a sustainable urban future.

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