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Lists five concrete urban changes over five years and gives implementations and partners rather than vague trends. Cities install neighborhood‑level disease surveillance using anonymous profiles called the Health web to detect outbreaks early. Buildings and hotels adopt integrated sensing and response systems, buses and cars plug into a smart grid with vehicle‑to‑grid charging and 300–500 mile EV ranges tested with the Edison research Consortium and Helsinki transport analytics. Utilities face 50% water loss today so sewer and leak sensors plus predictive routing already cut flood and service impacts.
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