What Will The City Of The Future Look Like?

What will the city of the future look like ? Innovation area : lifestyle Transportation Productivity Major facts 2015 1 year Drones deliver mail 1 The amount of mobile devices worldwide will double by 2015 Commute times are cut by two-thirds with wheel-less magnetic trains 2020 4 Бы 2 5 billion worldwide Internet users by 2020 3 Electric vehicles will account for 7% of all consumer vehicles worldwide TRAFFIC STABLE WEATHER Motion, utility usage, pollution, traffic and temperatures reported by sensors UNNY CLOUDY DAY Flying cars cost less than a Ferrari 50% O 50% of people 2030 in Asia will live in cities by 2020 Checkups, school and banking take place at home 6 Countries across the world report declining miles traveled per car 50% WEATHER 6 50% of people in Africa will'live in cities by 2035 3-D Printers allow instant home shopping Smart devices Like refrigerators and pill boxes are refilled automatically 2040 67% Solar-powered road markings provide light and safety warnings O In 2050, 67% of the world will Live in cities OPEN Errands like dry cleaning, mail and grocery shopping are simplified and automated BUY Hач SUBWAY 6 NEXT TRAIN : 3 INUTES 9.3 Bil FRUITS X6 Residents travel via skypods, electric cars, motorized walkways and high-speed rail WATER X12 MEAL X6 8 9.3 billion people in the world by 2050 PIZZA XI 2050 Edible and transparent food packaging reduces waste >> 77 TRASH Moving walkways reduce short-distance travel times STORES MAGNETIC TRAIN = OPEN SEND DRONE TRAFFIC JAM WARNING 16% City planning center operates major functions underground Automatically adjusting utilities reduce energy usage Coordinated responses boost efficiency and improve outcomes Sources bbc.co.uk/news - bbc.co.uk/technology - blogs.cisco.com/news - designtoimprovelife.dk knlive.ctvnews.ca - www.itbusinessedge.com www.networkworld.com - www.theatlanticcities.com - enworld.com esa.un.org - io9.com - www.adweek.com - www.economist.com news.cnet.com - news.cnet.com - nytimes.com - nydailynews.com Credit: Mademoiselle Lychee for Tech Page One, 2014 STOP