Abstract
A Study on Proptech based Smart City and Smart Village Common Technology Demand
Highlights
Proptech is a compound word of property and technology
This study distinguishes common technology demand based on the concept of smart city for technology demand in urban areas and smart village concept for technology demand in rural areas based on existing prop-tech for space and real estate industries [5]
This is because smart cities and smart villages are based on physical and technical environments in urban and non-urban areas, which means that the scope of the sharing economy and smart real estate technologies reflecting residential and convenience facilities are mutually reflected [Figure 1]
Summary
Proptech is a compound word of property and technology. At the end of 2010, the technology of combining ICT and real estate emerged around the United States and the United Kingdom, and virtual space was combined with real space to connect people. The scope of the research was limited to the common parts of smart cities and smart villages based on prop technology but was set as the range of common technology demands covering them [6]. This is because smart cities and smart villages are based on physical and technical environments in urban and non-urban areas, which means that the scope of the sharing economy and smart real estate technologies reflecting residential and convenience facilities are mutually reflected [Figure 1]
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