Engineering Professor Devin Harris Studies What Makes a City Smart

These days, technology has enabled us to constantly interact with our cities. Whether by foot, bike, car or phone, our movements and interactions drive important design decisions, from traffic light patterns, to building layouts. Professor Devin Harris uses sensing techniques and data to ensure that the built environment and infrastructure serves the people that use it every day. Tune in to learn more about the research behind our increasingly efficient cityscapes.

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