Connected Living: How Networks Redesign Urban Life

Connected Living explores how smart infrastructure connects homes, buildings, and urban services into an integrated, intelligent ecosystem. The book explains how sensors, communication networks, and automated systems enable environments that respond in real time to human needs.
Written for engineering students, infrastructure professionals, and technology practitioners, it focuses on practical deployment of connected systems rather than theory alone. Emphasis is placed on interoperability, reliability, and system-level design within smart environments.
Key areas covered include:
• Connected buildings and residential infrastructure
• IoT networks and embedded systems
• Real-time monitoring and control
• Energy-efficient and sustainable living systems
• Security, privacy, and integration challenges
Connected Living shows how infrastructure evolves from isolated systems into cohesive, responsive environments.
When infrastructure connects seamlessly,
living becomes intelligent.