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Title: Smart Bus Stations for Chisinau: Innovation and Urban Comfort
Authors: Grunzu, Maria-Beatricie
Sadovei, Cezara
Keywords: smart stations
public transport
intelligent technologies
renewable energy
urban infrastructure
surveillance
Issue Date: 2025
Publisher: ASEM
Abstract: This thesis investigates the transformation of public transport stations in Chișinău, Moldova, into smart stations through the integration of advanced technologies. The research question explores how intelligent systems enhance urban infrastructure and commuter experiences. Methods include the deployment of solar panels, motion sensors, GPS technology, AI-driven surveillance, and intelligent payment systems. Data analysis reveals improved efficiency, sustainability, and safety, with results showing reduced energy costs and enhanced user satisfaction. The study employs a mixed-method approach, combining field observations and technological assessments. Conclusions emphasize the novelty of smart stations in Chișinău, their contribution to sustainable urban development, and the potential for broader implementation. Limitations include funding challenges, suggesting future research into scalable financing models. CZU: 004.89:338.47(478-25); JEL: R42, Q55, O33
Description: GRUNZU, Maria-Beatricie and Cezara SADOVEI. Smart Bus Stations for Chisinau: Innovation and Urban Comfort. Online. In: Creating the Society of Consciousness, TELE-2025: Hybrid international scientific conference for young researchers, 14th Edition, March 14-15, 2025: conference theses. Chişinău: [S. n.], 2025 (SEP ASEM), pp. 35-39. ISBN 978-9975-168-23-6 (PDF). Disponibil: https://doi.org/10.53486/csc2025.07
URI: https://irek.ase.md:443/xmlui/handle/123456789/4097
ISBN: 978-9975-168-23-6 (PDF)
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