ThingsCon Amsterdam 2016 - Smart Citizen workshop - Usman Haque
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At ThingsCon Amsterdam one of the in-depth sessions was organised around the theme of Smart Citizens. The smart city is often approached from the city level, with optimisation as driver. What if we take the citizen as starting point, and how to build a society in the city if everything becomes smart. What is role of the things of the city? Usman Haque is one of the speakers and panellists in the session.
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