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India needs to rethink “smart cities”
Dr. Ayesha Khanna 12/26/11 Dr. Ayesha Khanna 12/26/11

India needs to rethink “smart cities”

By 2050, 70% of the world will be urban. The rate of urbanization is staggering, and more than 215 million people in India will migrate to cities by 2015.

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Technology Will Take on a Life of Its Own
Dr. Ayesha Khanna 8/15/11 Dr. Ayesha Khanna 8/15/11

Technology Will Take on a Life of Its Own

We are moving into a world where knowledge will become an inexhaustible commodity and transform our sense of self not just for a generation, but forever.

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The Future Of Home Living - Dr. Ayesha Khanna
Dr. Ayesha Khanna 8/11/11 Dr. Ayesha Khanna 8/11/11

The Future Of Home Living - Dr. Ayesha Khanna

PSFK Labs chats with Dr. Ayesha Khanna, which explores how new technologies are changing the way we interact with our environment.

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Time: Intelligent Cities - Northern Stars
Dr. Ayesha Khanna 6/23/11 Dr. Ayesha Khanna 6/23/11

Time: Intelligent Cities - Northern Stars

Stockholm, named the first European Green Capital in 2010, hopes to turn green into gold by exporting smart power to an energy-conscious world, by 2050.

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Dr. Ayesha Khanna Interviewed By Brian Lehrer
Dr. Ayesha Khanna 5/28/11 Dr. Ayesha Khanna 5/28/11

Dr. Ayesha Khanna Interviewed By Brian Lehrer

Brian Lehrer invited Dr. Ayesha Khanna to explore the latest developments and challenges in the rapidly evolving world of AI.

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Long Bus, Short Wait - A Smart City Case of Curitiba, Brazil
Dr. Ayesha Khanna 5/2/11 Dr. Ayesha Khanna 5/2/11

Long Bus, Short Wait - A Smart City Case of Curitiba, Brazil

In the 1960s, Curitiba was plagued by congestion. Architect Jaime Lerner created an urban-design strategy aiming for an efficient transportation system.

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