Smart City Features

Photo: OCIC · Norea City

Overview

What you need to know.

Connected lighting, traffic sensors, smart waste bins, and a resident services app form the backbone of Norea City's smart-city layer. Tenants and residents can request maintenance, pay bills, book event spaces, and receive emergency alerts from one platform. Fibre to every premises and city-wide Wi-Fi at public spaces support both daily life and future enhancements.

01Resident app: Live — maintenance · billing · bookings · alerts
02Connected lighting: Active across public realm
03Traffic sensors: Deployed at key intersections
04Smart waste bins: Network expanding alongside Phase II rollout
05Connectivity: Fibre to every premises + city-wide public Wi-Fi
06Architecture: Open APIs designed for future modules
07Authority integration: Linked to public-safety control centre

Why this matters

The numbers that define Smart City Features.

Connected

Lighting

Resident app

City-wide

Wi-Fi

What’s inside

A closer look.

Resident services app covers maintenance, billing, event-space booking, and emergency alerts on one platform — operating since Phase I.
Connected lighting, traffic sensors, and smart waste bins reduce operating costs and surface real-time data for facilities management.
Fibre to every premises and city-wide Wi-Fi in public spaces support tenant tech requirements out of the box.
Smart-city layer is extensible — sensors and APIs designed to accept future modules without infrastructure rework.

“A connected island, by default.”

Norea City — Smart-city brief

Backed by

Developed byOCIC

Financed byCanadia Bank PLC

Infrastructure systems

Where this system fits.

Public Safety

Upcoming Infrastructure

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