Building a symbiotic relationship between technology and the very essence of human habitation - reimagine the future of our living.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Traditional urban planning processes often struggle to effectively incorporate diverse stakeholder perspectives, leading to decisions that may not fully address community needs or reflect local priorities. Existing methods can be cumbersome, making it difficult for policymakers to visualize the real-world implications of complex urban policies and for citizens to actively participate in the design of their environments.
Solution
UrbanistAI is a platform that leverages collective intelligence and AI to transform participatory planning and co-design, enabling stakeholders to become active change-makers in shaping the future of cities. The platform allows users to collaboratively design new concepts for public spaces and building designs, evaluate design solutions with the help of AI agents, and conduct online polls to select the most desirable ideas. UrbanistAI offers a multi-platform experience, including desktop, iPad, and mobile applications, to facilitate co-design workshops, public campaigns, and map-based ideation. By visualizing the impact of local and regional policies on urban transformation and adaptation, UrbanistAI enhances the quality of decision-making and improves dialogue between citizens and policymakers.
Target Audience
UrbanistAI targets local governments, communication agencies, and interest groups seeking to launch participatory design or communication campaigns, as well as policymakers aiming to improve public engagement and understanding of urban policies.
Features
- Collaborative design tools for public spaces and building designs
- AI-powered evaluation of design solutions
- Online polling for selecting preferred ideas
- Multi-platform support (desktop, iPad, mobile)
- Map-based ideation and data collection
- Policy visualization to demystify complex urban policies
- Project management tools for urban planning initiatives