The presentation discusses the envisioned city of the future. It predicts rapid scientific and technological advancements that will result in well-planned infrastructure, digital payment systems replacing cash, flourishing e-commerce, effective public transportation, and automated waste management. However, it also anticipates challenges such as increased cybersecurity threats, rising urban populations exacerbating congestion, and digitalization potentially leading to unemployment.

1. CITY OF THE FUTURE
- A PRESENTATION BY ATAL CHACHAN

2. PREMISE
• The topic that I’ve chosen to present is- “How Do I Envision The City Of The
Future?”
BRIEFING
• The world, in its current state, is in a state of transformation. One thing that
the city of the future will witness for sure is rapid scientific as well as
technological advancements. However the same advancements may also
pose several challenges.

3. ADVANCEMENTS IN THE CITY
I envisage that the city of future will have:
• Well planned and state-of-art infrastructure

4. • Mostly digitalised payment structure with cash payments rendered
redundant

5. • FLOURISHING E-COMMERCE

6. • Extensive and effective network of public transport

7. • Fully automatic and efficacious waste management system

8. • High-Tech 24*7 Security

9. CHALLENGES IN THE FUTURE CITY
• Cyber Security would be a measure issue. Real time crimes may come to a near
end. But cyber crimes would witness a rise and services of Cyber Police with highly
qualified personnel would have to be deployed.

10. • Rising urban population may exacerbate congestion in the city

11. • Digitalisation and rising population may lead to high level of superfluous
workforce and unemployment

12. “To be young and aware is to know you’re being lied to; to know that a
bright green future is possible; to know that we can reimagine the world,
rebuild our cities, redesign our lives, retool our factories, distribute
innovation and creativity and all live in a world that is not only better than
the alternative, but much better than the world we have now.”
- Alex Steffen