Smart city initiatives often fail because data is trapped in “silos” (transport, health, and utilities don’t talk to each other). For citizens, this means disjointed services; for cities, it means missed opportunities for optimization. There is a critical need for a “data mediator” that can securely link these different systems while protecting privacy.
Specific problems / challenges addressed:
Value proposition:
The S-DAP (Smart-City Data Application Platform) enables a unified urban OS. It allows cities to offer personalized services—such as a bus that automatically arrives when an elderly person’s health sensor detects they need to go to the clinic—while ensuring data is managed under a strict “Trust” framework.
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