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Behavior in Smart Public Spaces

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Paula Evanjalin Kumari A

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Aleena

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Dr. Vishnu P Prakash

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Dr. Harshalatha AP

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Public spaces in cities have always been the heart of community life. We have streets, plazas and parks where people can move around meet each other buy and sell things and express their culture. Public spaces like these really make a city what it is. They give a city its identity. Make it a nice place to live. When public spaces are well designed people are more likely to talk to each other do things and feel comfortable just living their lives in the city. A lot of cities are growing fast. Using new technology to make things run more smoothly. This is what we call a city. In a city the government uses computers and other technology to make the city work better be more sustainable and be easier to manage. In spaces this technology can include things like lights that adjust automatically digital signs that give people information sensors that monitor the environment cameras that watch what is going on and roads that are easier to travel on. All of these things are meant to make the city a nicer place to live. Bangalore is a city in India that is known for its technology. Bangalore is a place where a lot of ideas about cities are being tried out. There is a project called the Smart Cities Mission that is making many parts of Bangalore more modern. For example Church Street is now a place for people to walk. M.g. Road has been improved. The areas around the metro stations are better. These are all changes that are making Bangalore a better place. We have to ask, do these new technologies really make public spaces better for the people using them? Some people who study how cities are designed think that what really makes a public space good is not the technology but the simple things like having places to sit shade to protect people from the sun and ways for people to easily see what is going on around them. Technology can help with these things. Technology cannot replace the ideas that make a city comfortable and fun for people. Public spaces are really what make a city great. The weather is also really important when we think about spaces especially in hot cities like Bangalore. When public spaces are designed to be comfortable for people they encourage people to slow down stay for a while and talk to each other. Things like seats, shady areas and clear paths make people want to stay in a space and enjoy it. This makes the whole city a more fun and welcoming place to be. Public spaces, like these are really what make a city great. They are the spaces that people will want to use and enjoy. Public spaces are really what make a city a nice place to live.

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Smart urban design public space behavior environmental psychology pedestrian movement smart cities human-scale urbanism.

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Paula Evanjalin Kumari A, Aleena, Dr. Vishnu P Prakash, Dr. Harshalatha AP, "Behavior in Smart Public Spaces," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 3, Mar 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM58202

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