They’re on buses, atop buildings, in parks, and inside drains as part of the island’s vision to become the world’s first “Smart Nation.” But what do they mean for privacy?
Office workers cross a street during lunch hour in the central business district in Singapore.Edgar Su/Reuters
This post is part of a CityLab series on open secrets—stories about what’s hiding in plain sight.
Armed with a deep pool of tech entrepreneurs and startups—not to mention a government that’s eager to make the most use out of them—the island-nation of Singapore offers a wealth of urban innovation.
