The metropolis will have computer-driven shuttles, “floating” parks – and even boast its own artificial weather.
Residents will live in loft-like flats, allowing them to work from home at the touch of a button.
GETTY - STOCK -UTOPIA: Google is to build its own hi-tech utopia with a 'city of the future'
GETTY - METROPOLIS: Google called it 'the world’s first neighbourhood built from the internet up'
Self-driving vehicles will replace cars while super-smart traffic lights will be designed to keep roads clear and monitor pollution.
Traditional parks will be replaced by “floating” sky parks and theatres.
And coats are likely to be a thing of the past as AI weather computers use giant windbreakers to keep people dry when it rains.
GETTY -WEB GIANT: The man behind the project Daniel Doctoroff
Work will begin soon on the city near Toronto, Canada.
Google called it “the world’s first neighbourhood built from the internet up”.
The web giant’s Daniel Doctoroff said: “We believe that by leveraging technology and combining it with really smart, people-centric urban planning, we could have really dramatic impacts on quality of life.”
Google to build world’s first digital ‘UTOPIA’ In Toronto Canada with parks in sky & AI weather
by DTOM
Oct 23, 2017
Google to build world’s first digital ‘UTOPIA’ with parks in sky & AI weather
GOOGLE is to build its own hi-tech utopia with a “city of the future”.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/654004/google-digital-metropolis-city-search-pictures-concept
The metropolis will have computer-driven shuttles, “floating” parks – and even boast its own artificial weather.
Residents will live in loft-like flats, allowing them to work from home at the touch of a button.
GETTY - STOCK - UTOPIA: Google is to build its own hi-tech utopia with a 'city of the future'
GETTY - METROPOLIS: Google called it 'the world’s first neighbourhood built from the internet up'
Self-driving vehicles will replace cars while super-smart traffic lights will be designed to keep roads clear and monitor pollution.
Traditional parks will be replaced by “floating” sky parks and theatres.
And coats are likely to be a thing of the past as AI weather computers use giant windbreakers to keep people dry when it rains.
GETTY - WEB GIANT: The man behind the project Daniel Doctoroff
Work will begin soon on the city near Toronto, Canada.
Google called it “the world’s first neighbourhood built from the internet up”.
The web giant’s Daniel Doctoroff said: “We believe that by leveraging technology and combining it with really smart, people-centric urban planning, we could have really dramatic impacts on quality of life.”