The in-house exhibition on May 11 offers employees of the City of Karlsruhe a varied program of presentations, panel discussions and hands-on activities. The marketplace shows what makes Karlsruhe a Smart City. And they will present themselves to their colleagues on May Employees of the City of Karlsruhe who would like to get to know the Smart City better will have the unique opportunity to experience the Smart City projects of the City of Karlsruhe live on the market square from 10 a.
Karlsruhe is one of the most important IT hotspots: 4, IT companies with 30, employees, 10, students in IT-related courses, one of the most digital administrations in Germany and media art throughout the city characterize the fan-shaped city.
The latest addition: the SmartProductionPark in Oststadt — it addresses start-ups that are taking the digitalization of production to the next level. The karlsruhe. The initiative also focuses on holistic communication and the acquisition of skilled workers, pooling expertise, promoting networking and addressing topics holistically in order to actively shape the digital future of the city.
The digital twin represents the digital image of the real city. It offers a collaborative platform that can be used by city administrators and citizens alike. On the basis of the digital twin, complex and dynamic relationships can be visualized and possible changes can be tested in advance in simulations.
The digital twin is therefore a central foundation for the development of the smart city. In a first step, the existing 3D city model will be expanded into a digital geo-twin, which will then form the geodata basis for the digital twin. The 3D city model will be expanded to include additional components, specialist data and real-time data will be integrated and accessibility for the city administration and the public will be optimized. Virtual reality VR applications make the digital twin accessible and thus even more tangible.
