Smart Cities2026-10-19 14:23 UTC
Benidorm's Digital Twin Aids in Managing City with Capacity for 360,000 Residents
The digital twin of Benidorm, a city of 77,000 inhabitants, helps manage infrastructure and services for a population that could theoretically reach 360,000.
Benidorm's digital twin is a virtual replica of the city's infrastructure and services, allowing city officials to simulate and analyze various scenarios and make data-driven decisions.
The digital twin has been used to optimize traffic flow, manage waste collection, and predict energy consumption, among other applications.
By leveraging the digital twin, Benidorm aims to become a more sustainable and efficient city, improving the quality of life for its residents and visitors alike.
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