Digital Twin · Traffic · Mobility · Water · Environment · Urban AI
The operational reality facing municipalities, utility teams and smart-city programmes today.
Traffic control, water utilities, lighting networks, parking, waste and environmental sensors are typically run by different teams, vendors and platforms — with no shared operational picture across the city.
Cities set climate, mobility and sustainability targets, but often lack a consistent, governed way to measure baseline conditions, simulate interventions and evidence outcomes across departments.
Each urban data source carries its own ownership, privacy and regulatory boundary. A city operating layer needs to respect those boundaries individually while still enabling a coordinated view where appropriate.
Navigato's City Operating Layer connects urban Digital Twins, sensor networks, operational data and AI optimisation into a single governed intelligence layer — extending the same Navigato platform architecture used across industrial, energy and mobility infrastructure.
Navigato AI's presence in the European smart-city and climate-neutral cities landscape.
Programme
EU Mission Cities
Climate-neutral & smart-city agenda
Recognition
EIC SPIN4EIC 2026 Selected
Selected to pitch, EU Cities Mission Conference
Location & Date
Turin, Italy
28 May 2026
Track Record
H2020 Programme History
EU-funded innovation background
Vendor-neutral capability areas that make up the Smart Cities vertical, deployed independently or as a coordinated programme.
A live virtual model of city infrastructure, traffic, utilities and public assets for simulation, planning and governance.
Occupancy intelligence and guidance across managed parking infrastructure.
Condition monitoring and adaptive control for connected street lighting networks.
Monitoring and anomaly detection across water distribution and utility infrastructure.
Operational intelligence for waste collection, resource flows and circular-economy programmes.
Environmental sensor integration and air-quality intelligence for city and regional monitoring.
Visibility into distributed energy assets, EV charging and building energy within the urban environment.
Using existing city video infrastructure as a private computer-vision sensor layer for operational events and safety — vendor-neutral, privacy-aware.
Structured, verifiable evidence for ESG frameworks, climate reporting and city sustainability programmes.
Smart Cities solution families are deployed incrementally — a city can start with one corridor, one utility system or one reporting programme, and extend coverage as data and governance boundaries allow.
We define the use case, available data, integration boundaries and measurable pilot outcomes together.
Navigato AI acts as technology and software integrator. Physical deployment, network operations and regulatory approvals require certified partners and applicable municipal authorisation. All demo values referenced across Navigato's platform pages are simulated or modelled — no live operational data is implied.