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Smart Elevator incorporates advanced technologies to improve the efficiency, safety, and overall experience for users, while also reducing operational costs and environmental impact.

Smart infrastructure is the use of digital technologies to improve the efficiency, sustainability, and resilience of physical infrastructure.

Smart Mobility refers to a new way of mobility - one that is designed to utilize the advancement of technology, and make way for more environment-friendly ways of transportation.

A smart parking lot, briefly speaking, is a parking facility that is digitized and runs with the help of video analytics tools.

Smart poles are modern infrastructure elements designed to provide a range of services beyond traditional street lighting. The various advanced technologies enhance urban environments and improve the quality of life.

Smart spaces, also known as intelligent spaces or connected spaces, refer to physical environments that are enhanced with technology to provide a seamless, intelligent, and interactive experience for the people within them.

A smart street light is an intelligent form of public street lighting that is configured to adapt to movement by vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians in a smart city.

Smart traffic control systems harness the power of real-time data to analyze and optimize traffic flow dynamically. By integrating data from sources such as traffic cameras, sensors, and GPS devices, these systems can monitor and optimize traffic conditions live.

Smoke Detection in Video Analytics is a function that automatically detects fire from a video or video stream.

Smoking Detection in Video Analytics is a function that detects smoking in non permitted areas.

Space optimization is the process of utilizing physical space to maximize its efficiency.

Store Performance Analytics is about analyzing key retail data, like sales and foot traffic, to help retailers improve store performance and make better decisions to boost profits.

A Store Traffic Counter is a device measuring footfall inside retail stores. Store traffic counters can be realized using different technologies such as light beams, infrared, stereo-cameras, WiFi, Bluetooth or security cameras.

A Street Counter measures passing by pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles. Street counters can be realized with pneumatic tubes, lidar, radar, WiFi or security cameras with video analytics.

The Turnaround Time (TAT) in Aviation is the time it takes in between landing until take off for a new flight.

A Train Control Management System (TCMS) is a modern computer-based control system that manages various subsystems of a train, such as the propulsion system, brakes, doors, lighting, and communication systems.

The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is an IP network protocol providing a reliable, ordered, and error-checked delivery of a stream of bytes between applications running on different hosts.

Target Landing Time (TLDT) is the Targeted Time from the Arrival management process at the threshold, taking runway sequence and constraints into account.

Transport Layer Security (TLS) is a cryptographic protocol designed to provide communications security over a computer network.

A Traffic Management Center (TMC) operates as control center for municipal or regional transportation operations.

Turning Movement Count (TMC) is a traffic term that quantifies the amount of traffic entering and exiting an intersection in a specific period of time.

Target Off Block Time (TOBT) is the time that an aircraft Operator or Ground handler estimates that an aircraft will be ready to startup/pushback immediately upon reception of clearance from the tower.

Take Off Time (TOT) is the time that an aircraft takes off from the runway.

The Train Real-Time Data Protocol (TRDP) is a network protocol for IP based communication in trains, developed by TCNOpen.

Target Start Up Approval Time (TSAT) is the time provided by ATC taking into account TOBT, CTOT and/or the traffic situation that an aircraft can expect start up/push back approval.