Barcelona. DISIT Lab research has been widely approved at the Smart City World Expo 2016 in Barcelona- the most important international ‘smart city’ showcase. ‘Km4City’ in particular has aroused a lot of interest in Spain. Paolo Nesi, Professor of Distributed Systems and director of DISIT Lab explains that it is “an application that offers 200,000 geo-localised services throughout Tuscany subdivided into 500 different typologies”, from tourism to cultural goods, citizens service, and the weather service. (9colonne)
