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Top Tech Voices Podcast S2 E6: Smart Cities & Urban Tech

JoRatcliffe

It is time for the final episode of Top Tech Voices Season 2 and we are ending on a high with engineer and architect Carlo Ratti as the guest.

Tune in for an episode covering:

  • Why Carlo finds waste management fascinating
  • How technology is making Venice more resilient to climate change
  • Creating cyber-physical systems where real-time data triggers physical responses across a city

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  • Wow, what an amazing episode! I was very inspired by Carlo Ratti’s thoughts about adaptive cities. His vision of how to use real-time data and artificial intelligence to combine nature with architecture in order to create sustainable cities, which will be able to withstand climate change, and how to design inclusive public spaces that actually connect people with each other is amazing!
    When I was browsing through previous episodes, I saw that some of them (Episode 4, for example) have over 400k views but only several likes. Another one has more than 500k views and just 4 likes. The quality of the content is top-notch, so maybe you should consider adding a quick comment prompt at the end of each episode? For example, “What is one change you would like to make in your city after watching this episode?”
    By the way, I usually listen to Top Tech Voices while working (great background noise for thinking), but sometimes I watch it on the TV at home.

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  • Wow, what an amazing episode! I was very inspired by Carlo Ratti’s thoughts about adaptive cities. His vision of how to use real-time data and artificial intelligence to combine nature with architecture in order to create sustainable cities, which will be able to withstand climate change, and how to design inclusive public spaces that actually connect people with each other is amazing!
    When I was browsing through previous episodes, I saw that some of them (Episode 4, for example) have over 400k views but only several likes. Another one has more than 500k views and just 4 likes. The quality of the content is top-notch, so maybe you should consider adding a quick comment prompt at the end of each episode? For example, “What is one change you would like to make in your city after watching this episode?”
    By the way, I usually listen to Top Tech Voices while working (great background noise for thinking), but sometimes I watch it on the TV at home.

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