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GB2578181A
GB2578181A GB1905223.2A GB201905223A GB2578181A GB 2578181 A GB2578181 A GB 2578181A GB 201905223 A GB201905223 A GB 201905223A GB 2578181 A GB2578181 A GB 2578181A
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Wearing augmented reality headgear with holographic projection capability as user will see a hologram box which accesses the invention known as project Rudra smart city. From this box a user has access to any feature relating to all types of urban development agencies, institutions, companies or governments following which, data pertaining to it will be displayed in holographic form enabled for user interaction. The system may link to the internet or mobile communication networks and includes language translation by means of artificial intelligence. The invention provides complete global mobility, operation and execution anytime, anywhere, anyplace and by any user authorized for accessing a Smart City, Smart Town, or Smart Urban Spaces and provides a descriptive, predictive, prescriptive and cognitive (fully autonomous) analytic and operative, displaying live hologram projections digital assets of all on field physical assets including humans using augmented/mixed-reality for creating live digital twins of all available physical assets including humans in real world complete with monitoring, visualization, communication, operations and execution capabilities

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FIELD OF INVENTION
Rudra Smart City is an Augmented Reality-Mixed Reality and Software platform for Smart City, Smart Town, and Smart Urban Spaces Command and Control, operations and planning with Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Powered Descriptive, Predictive, prescriptive and Cognitive (Fully autonomous) Analytics and operative capabilities for Global Urban Development.
STATEMENT OF INVENTION
Rudra Smart City for the first time in the history of mankind provides: I. Live Hologram projections "Digital Assets" of all on field "Physical Assets" including humans II. Data Infused Holograms with Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Powered Descriptive, Predictive, prescriptive and Cognitive (Fully autonomous) Analytics and operative capabilities for Global Urban Development. Each Hologram of a Physical asset has infinite data points as required.
III. Rudra Smart City provides live holographic visualizations of all assets.
IV. Live holographic visualizations with Ai Analytics in real time leads to total operational awareness, planning, rehearsal, and execution-operations.
V. Rudra Smart City creates Absolute Situational awareness by providing real-time information on the current situation and execution-operational capabilities from Rudra Smart City itself. Rudra Smart City can be accessed anytime anywhere and provides complete mobility for entire operations. No Brick and Mortar facilities are required to operate Rudra Smart City.
VI. Rudra Smart City provides complete global mobility, operation and execution anytime, anywhere, anyplace and by any user authorized to access Rudra Smart City. All Function of Rudra Smart City are "Touch" and "Voice Command "Enabled.
VII. Rudra Smart City will be developed in AR (Augmented Reality-MR (Mixed Reality) Holographic screens and projections VIII. Rudra Smart City will also be developed in software mode available in computers, tablets, mobile phones and smart screens IX. Rudra Smart City should be operated on a secured -encrypted environment due to its sensitivity and strategic deployment capabilities.
X. Authority levels of Rudra Smart City access per screen and functions can be decided as per user requirements.
XI. Rudra Smart City Holograms can also be held by hand and moved around.
SUMMARY OF INVENTION
Rudra Smart City uses Augmented Reality-Mixed Reality to create live "Digital Twins" referred to as Hologram Projections of all available "Physical Assets including humans in real world complete with monitoring, visualization, communication, operations and execution capabilities incorporating Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Powered Descriptive, Predictive, prescriptive and Cognitive (Fully autonomous) Analytics and operative capabilities for Global Urban Development.
Technology Description: The following technologies have been used to create Rudra Smart City: HoloLens AR-MR Glasses, META 2 AR-MR Glasses, Any AR-MR Glasses, Magic Leap MR Glasses, Unity 3D, Vuforia, Maya 3D, Microsoft Met Platform, Azure Cloud Platform, HTML 5, CSS 3, JavaScript, Angular, jQuery, IOT tech, Al/Machine Learning, Python,
OBJECT OF INVENTION
Rudra Smart City for the first time in the history of mankind provides: I. Live Hologram projections "Digital Assets" of all on field "Physical Assets" including humans II. Data Infused Holograms with Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Powered Descriptive, Predictive, prescriptive and Cognitive (Fully autonomous) Analytics and operative capabilities for Global Urban Development. Each Hologram of a Physical asset has infinite data points as required.
111. Rudra Smart City provides live holographic visualizations of all Urban assets and every surface area of the earth; all seas, waterways and land.
IV. Live visualizations in holographic visualizations h Ai Analytics in real time leads to total awareness, planning, rehearsal, and execution-operations.
V. Rudra Smart City creates Absolute Situational awareness by providing real-time information on the current situation and execution-operational capabilities from Rudra Smart City itself, Rudra Smart City can be accessed anytime anywhere and provides complete mobility for entire operations. No Brick and Mortar facilities are required to operate Rudra Smart City.
VI. Rudra Smart City provides complete global mobility, operation and execution anytime, anywhere, anyplace and by any user authorized to access Rudra Smart City. All Function of Rudra Smart City are "Touch" and "Voice Command "Enabled.
VII. Rudra Smart City will be developed in AR (Augmented Reality-MR (Mixed Reality) Holographic screens and projections VIII. Rudra Smart City will also he developed in software mode available in computers, tablets, mobile phones and smart screens IX. Rudra Smart City should be operated on a secured -encrypted environment due to its sensitivity and strategic deployment capabilities.
X. Authority levels of Rudra Smart City access per screen and functions can be decided as per user requirements.
XI. Rudra Smart City Holograms can also be held by hand and moved around.
FIELD OF INVENTION
The scope of THE Rudra Smart City is to provide a single Global platform for all types of Urban Development agencies, institutions, Companies, governments powered with Artificial Intelligence operational and analytics and real time monitoring through live "Digital Twins" referred to as Hologram Projections of all available "Physical Assets" including humans.
STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT (IN ANY) THE Rudra Smart City is NOT a government, or third party sponsored research and development. A BRIEF DESCRITPTION OF ACCOMPNAYING DRAWINGS Figure 1 to Figure 45 provide a description of the capabilities and functionalities of The Rudra Smart City and its applications.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION WITH REFERENCE TO DRAWING/EXAMPLES 1. As shown in Figure 1, to Start Rudra Smart City, 1.1 USER (HUMAN/ALIEN/ROBOT) can: A. USER (HUMAN/ALIEN/ROBOT) Wear 1.1.1 SMART EYEWEAR with Augmented Reality (AR) -Mixed Reality (MR) holographic projection capability or B. 1.1 USER (HUMAN/ALIEN/ROBOT) starts device with Augmented Reality (AR) -Mixed Reality (MR) holographic projection capability 2. Post Starting Rudra Smart City, 1.1 USER (HUMAN/ALIEN/ROBOT) sees 1.4 HOLOGRAM BOX IN AR-MR with 1.2.1 HOLOGRAM IC TEXT IN AR-MR. User can click 1.3 ENTER which is a 1.3.1 CLICKABE BUTTON 'OR' VOICE COMMAND ACTIVATED 3. Figure 2 depicts user clicking 1.2 ENTER to come to Rudra Smart City Central Command (2.3 HOLOGRAM IN AR-MR). User can click on any box (2.2 EVERY BOX 15 CLICKABLE IN EVERY ROW AND COLUMN). User can click on options of 2.1.1 WATER MANAGEMENT, 2.1.2 ENERGY MANAGEMENT, 2.1.3 AIR MANAGEMENT, 2.1.4 TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT, 2.1.5 WASTE MANAGEMENT, 2.1.6 POPULATION MANAGEMENT, 2.1.7 EMERGENCY SERVICES MANAGEMENT, 2.1.8 RESIDENTAL BUILDINGS MAMAGEMENT, 2.1.9 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS MANAGEMENT, 2.1.10 INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT. User can also access 2.1 RUDRA SMART CITY Al-ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE and click on options of 2.1.13 AIR MANAGEMENT Al, 2.1.14 TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT Al, 2.1.15 WASTE MANAGEMENT Al, 2.1.16 POPULATION MANAGEMENT AI, 2.1.17 EMERGENCY SERVICES MANAGEMENT AI, 2.1.18 RESIDENTAL BUILDINGS MAMAGEMENT AI, 2.1.19 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS MANAGEMENT Al, 2.1.20 INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT Al 4. Figure 3 depicts an example of user selecting 3.1 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS COMMAND from figure 2. User can click and select any country, for example 3.1.1 INDIA, 3.1.2 USA, 3.1.3 FRANCE, 3.1.4 UK, 3.1.5 CHINA, 3.1.6 RUSSIA. All buttons are clickable 3.2 CLICKABLE BUTTONS OF ALL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD. User can also click 3.3 WORLD which is 3,3.1 CLICKABLE BUTTON TO COMBINE ALL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD. TAKES YOU TO A HOLOGRAM 3-D EARTH.
5. On clicking 3.1.1 INDIA in figure 3, user comes to 4.1 HOLOGRAM MAP of the selected country 6. Figure 5 depicts the detailed illustration of Figure 4. User also has options to click on 5.1 BACK to go back to previous screen which are 5.1.1 HOLOGRAM CLICKABLE BUTTON and click on 5.2 RUDRA SMART CITY COMMAND to go back to FIGURE 2: REFERS TO FIGURE 2 IN THIS DOCUMENT. figure 5 depicts the 5.4 HOLOGRAM MAP of selected country with 5.3 ENTIRE COUNTRY ID DIVIDED INTO MICRO "GPS" GRIDS. All countries in Rudra Smart city open like Figure 5.
7. Figure 6 depicts the screen as a 6.1 HOLOGRAM BOX. User can click on buttons like 6.1,1. BACK to 6,1.1.1 BUTTON TAKES YOU TO PREVIOUS SCREEN and 6,1.2 RUDRA COMMAND to go to FIGURE 2: REFERS TO FIGURE 2 IN THIS DOCUMENT. User can also click on buttons like 6.1.4 SATELLITE IMAGE which leads to 6.1.4.1 CLICK ON THIS AND GRID WILL SHOW ITS SATELLITE IMAGE, 6.1.3 ALL button which 6.1.3.1 BUTTON WHICH COMBINES ALL ASSETS and buttons for 6.2 LIST OF ALL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ASSETS (EXAMPLE: HOUSES, SOCIETIES, BUILDINGS, SCHOOLS, SLUMS, SHOPS, STALLS etc). Figure 6 shows 6.3 EXPANDED GRID in both Air and 6.5 FLOOR (GROUND) OR AIR. User can click on any grid to expand its view.
8. Figure 7 depicts that user can now click on any asset or all assets buttons to view those assets on the grid in both 7.1 AIRVIEW (Assets in Air View are 7.1.1 TAKE FROM BELOW GROUND VIEW) and 7.2 GROUND VIEW. Every Asset Hologram is Clickable to open further screens. Examples of Assets are 7.2.1 RAILWAY STATION, 7.2.2 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, 7.2.3 SHOPS 7.2.4 RESIDENTAL BUILDINGS, 7.2.5 HOMES, 7.2.6 SCHOOLS, 7.2.7 STALLS, 7.2.8 POWER PLANT, 7.2.9 METRO STATION, 7.2.10 WATER PLANT, 7.2.11 GOVERNMENT BULIDING, 7.2.12 CINEMA, 7.2.13 FIRE BRIGADE STATION, 7.2.14 TRAFFIC LIGHTS, 7.2.15 POLICE STATION, 7.2.16 TREE, 7.2.17 STREET LIGHT, 7.2.18 BUS, 7.2.19 BUS STATION, 7.2.20 SEWAGE PLANT, 7.2.21 GARBAGE BIN, 7.2.22 LAND FILL 7.2.23 ROADS, 7.2.24 SHOPPING MALL, 7,2.25 AIRPORT, 7.2.26 HOSPITAL 9. Figure 8 depicts the 8.1 STREET LIGHT HOLOGRAM with 8.1.1 MINI WIND TURBINES, 8.1.2 ADVERTISING SIGN, 8.1.3 SOLAR PANEL, 8.1.4 LAMP. User click to open screens of 8.2 DETAILS, 8,2.1 IDENTIFICATION, 8.2.2 PHOTO and 8.3 VIDEO FEEDS which opens further screens of 8.3.1 NORMAL 8,3,2 NIGHT VISION, 8.3.3 THERMAL, 8.3.4 Al FACE RECOGNITION VIDEO FEED, 8.3.5 VIDEO, 8.3.5.1 RECORD, 8.3.5.2 HISTORY leading to 8.3.5.2.1 MONTH, 8.3.5.2.2 DAY, 8.3.5.2.3 YEAR. User can click to open screens of 8.3.5.3 Al leading to 8.3.63,1 AI ANALYTICS. User can click to open screens of 8.4 COMMUNICATION FEED which opens further screens of 8,4.1 TRANSLATE where user can select any language for example 8.4.1.1 HINDI or 8.4.1.1.1 CLICK ANY LANGUAGE AND Al CONVERTS RUDRA SMART TO THAT LANGUAGE, for example.8.4.1.2 RUSSIA, 8.4.1.3 JAPAN etc, User can click to open screens of 8.4.2 PHONE, 8.4.2.1 PHONE DIAL PAD 8.4.3 MUTE, 8.4.4 SPEAKER, 8.4.5 SKYPE, 8,4.5.1 SKYPE VIDEO, 8.4.5.2 ICONS OF SKYPE, 8.4.6 EMAIL, 8.4.7 WHATSAPP, 8.4.7.1 TEXT SCREEN OPENS, 8,4.8 GOOGLE, 8.4.8.1 GOOGLE SEARCH. User can click to open screens of 8.5 ADVERTISER, 8.5.1 LIGHT ON SWITCH, 8.5.2 LIGHT OFF SWITCH, 8.6 GPS LIVE COORDINATES. User can open screens of 8.7 SENSOR FEED8.7.1 AIR POLLUTION LEVEL, 8.7.2 RAINFALL 8.73 HUMIDITY, 8.7.4 TEMPERATURE, 8.7.5 SMOKE, 8.7.6 WATER DEPTH, 8/.7 WATER PRESSURE, 8/.8 ELECTRIC VOLTAGE,8.7.9 VENTILATION, 8.7.10 LIGHT DENSITY which opens further screens of 8.7.10.1 SENSOR FEED (LIVE) 8.7.10.2 HISTORICAL FEEDS, 8.7.10.2.1 DAY, 8.7.10.2.2 MONTH, 8.7.10.2.3 YEAR, 8.7.10.3 Al ANALYTICS, 8.7.10.3.1 OPENS SCREENS FOR Al ANALYTICS. User can open screens of 8.7.11 MOTION SENSOR, 8.7.12 AIR PRESSURE, 8.7.13 ODOUR, 8.7.14 WIFI. User can open screens of 8.8 POWER FEED which leads to further screens of 8.8.1 CURRENT POWER CONSUMPTION, 8.8,1.1 OPENS SCREENS, 8.8.2 HISTORICAL POWER CONSUMPTION, 8.8.2.1 HISTORICAL RECORDS, 8.8.2.1.1 DAY, 8.8.2.1.2 MONTH, 8_8.2.1.3 YEAR, 8.8.2.2 Al ANALYTICS, 8.8.2.2.1 DAY, 8.8.2.2.2 MONTH, 8.8.2.2.3 YEAR. User can open screens of 8.8.3 CURRENT SOLAR AND WIND POWER STORAGE, 8.8.3.1 WIND ENERGY, 8.8.3.1.1 GAUGES, 8.8.3.2 SOLAR BATTERY AVAILABLE. User can open screens of 8.9 MANUALS (FIGURE 9: REFERS TO FIGURE 9 IN THIS DOCUMENT) and 8.10 MANUFACTURER (FIGURE 10: REFERS TO FIGURE 10 IN THIS DOCUMENT) 10. Figure 9 depicts the screens when user selects 9.1 MANUALS. User can open screens of 9.1.1 OPERATIONAL MANUALS which opens further screens of 9.1.1.1 DIGITAL SCANS OPEN. User can, open screens of 9.1.2 MAINTAINANCE MANUALS, 9.1.2.1 DIGITAL SCANS OPEN, 9.1.3 BLUEPRINTS, 9.1.3.1 DIGITAL SCANS OPEN, 9.1.4 MAINTAINANCE, 9.1.4.1 DIGITAL MAINTAINANCE RECORDS, 9.1.4.2 DIGITAL MAINTAINANCE SCHEDULES which opens further screens of 9.1.4.2.1 DAY, 9.1.4.2.2 WEEK, 9.1.4.2.3 MONTH, 9.1.4.2.4 YEAR. User can open screen of 9.2 MATERIALS USED FOR CONSTRUCTION 11. Figure 10 depicts the screens of 10.1 MANUFACTURER which opens to further screens of 10.1.1 DETAILS OF MANUFACTURER, 10.1.2 COMMUNICATION FEED TO MANUFACTURER (FIGURE 8: REFERS TO FIGURE 2 IN THIS DOCUMENT) 12. Figure 11 depicts the screens of 11.1 ADVERTISER which opens to further screens of 11.1.1 DETAILS OF ADVERTISER, 11.1.1.1 SCREENS WITH DETAILS OPEN, 11.1.2 COMMUNICATION FEED TO ADVERTISER (FIGURE 8: REFERS TO FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT), 11-1.3 HISTORICAL RECORDS and 11-1.3.1 DIGITAL SCANS OF ALL ADVERTISER RECORDS OPEN 13. Figure 12 depicts an example of a digital asset of a House. User can click to open screens of 12.1 PHOTO, 12.1.1 DETAILS SUCH AS ADDRESS YEAR OF BUILT ETC., 12.1.2 OWNER DETAILS AND RESIDENTS (15 REFERS TO FIGURE 15 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 12.1.3 LIVE GPS COORDINATES, 12.2 RECORDS which opens to further screens of 12.2.1 HOUSE REGISTRY. User can click to open screens of 12.2.2 HOUSE TAX, 12.2.3 OWNERSHIP RECORDS, 12.2.3.1 DIGITAL SCANS OF RECORNS, 12.2.4 BLUEPRINTS, 12.2.4.1 ARCHITECTUAL RECORDS, 122.4.2 MEP DRAWINGS, 12.2.5 RENTAL RECORDS, 12.2.5 DIGITAL SCANS OF RECORDS. User can click to open screens of VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT and SENSOR SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT. User can open screens of 12.3 HOME APPLIANCES CONTROL, 12.3.1 ROOM 1, 12.3.1.1 APPLIANCE ONE, 12.3.1.2 APPLIANCE TWO, 12,3.1.3 APPLIANCE THREE, 12.3.1.4 APPLIANCE FOUR (REFERS TO FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 12.3.2 ROOM 2, 12.3.3 ROOM 3, 12.3.4 ROOM 4, 12.3.5 GYM, 12.3.6 SWIMMING POOL 12.3.7 THEATRE, 12.3.8 GARAGE, 12.3.9 KITCHEN, 12.3.10 BASEMENT, 12.3.11 ROOF. User can open screens of 12.4 UTILITY CONSUMPTION, 12.4.1 WATER, 12.4.2 GAS, 12.4.3 ENERGY (REFERS TO FIGURE OF THE DIAGRAM WHICH CAN BE ACCESED BY CLICKING ON ABOVE BUTTONS). User can open screens of 12.4.4 GARBAGE, 12.4,5 SEWAGE, 12.5 POWER GENERATION FEEDS, 12.6 MARKET VALUE, 12.6.1 CURRENT MARKET VALUE (REFERS TO FIGURE 17 OF THIS SECTION), 12.6.2 PROJECTED MARKET VALUE (REFERS TO FIGURE 27 OF THIS SECTION). User can open screens of COMMUNICATION FEED (FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT), HOUSE MANUFACTURER SECTION (FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT) and HOUSE ADVERTISER SECTION (FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT) 14, Figure 13 depicts the screens for any APPLIANCE, User can click to open screens of 13,1 APPLIANCE PHOTO, 13.1.1 APPLIANCE DETAILS, SENSOR FEED SECTION (FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT), MANUFACTURER SECTION (FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 132 APPLIANCE CONTROL BUTTONS (13.2.1 TO 13.2.5 REFERS TO VARIOUS TO CONTROL OPERATIONS) and 13.2,5.1 REFERS TO CLICKABLE ACTIONS OF THE BUTTONS. User can click to open ENERGY CONSUMPTION SECTION OF THE FIGURE 14 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MARKET VALUE SECTION OF FIGURE 16 & 17, VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT. User can click to open 13.3 APPLIANCE PARTS (13.3.1 TO 13.3.6 REFERS VARIOUS PARTS OF THE APPLIANCE), 13.3.3.1 REFERS TO HOLOGRAMIC IMAGE OF PART, 13.3.3.2 PHOTO OF THE PART, 13.3.3.3 DETAILS OF THE PART, SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANAUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT, PART CONTROL BUTTONS OF THE FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT 15, Figure 14 depicts screens of a "Utility Consumption". User can click to open screens of 14.1 NAME OF UTILITY, 14.1.1 DAY CONSUMPTION, 14.1.2 HOUR CONSUMPTION, 14.1.3 WEEK CONSUMPTION, 14.1.4 MONTH CONSUMPTION, 14.1.5 YEARLY CONSUMPTION, 14.1.6 DECADE CONSUMPTION, SENSOR FEED SECTION OF THE FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT. User can open screens of 14.2 UTILITY BILLS, 14.2.1 MONTH, 14.2.1.1 RECORDS OPEN, 14.2.2 YEAR, 14.2.2.1 RECORDS OPEN, 14.2.3 DECADE, 14.2.2.1 RECORDS OPEN, 14.3 UTILITY PROVIDER. User can open screens of COMMUNICATION FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 14,3.1 DETAILS OF UTILITY PROVIDER, 14.4 DETAILS OF UTILITY, 14.4.1 TYPE 16. Figure 15 depicts the screens of a person. User can click to open screens of 15.1 PHOTO OF PERSON, 15.1.1 DETAILS, COMMUNICATION FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 Of THIS DOCUMENT, SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT. User can click to open 15.2 VITALS which opens to further screens of 15.2.1 AI, 15.2.1.1 SCREENS OF Al BASED ANALYTICS OPEN FOR THE VITAL, 15.2.2 BODY VITAL 1 -HEART RATE, 15.2.3 LIVE FEED, 15.2.4 Al, 15.2,5 BODY VITAL 2 -OXYGEN RATE, 15.2.6 LIVE FEED, 15.2.7 AI, 15.2.8 BODY VITAL 3 -TEMPERATURE, 15.2.9 LIVE FEED, 15.2.10 Al, 15.2.11 BODY VITAL 4 -BLOOD PRESSURE, 15.2.12 LIVE FEED. User can click to open screens of 15,4 RECORDS, 15.4.1 ID RECORDS, 15.4.1.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS, 15.4.2 MEDICAL RECORDS, 15.4.2.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS, 15.4.3 EDUCATION RECORDS, 15.4.3.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS, 15.4.4 GOVERNMENT RECORDS, 15.4.4.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS, 15.4.5 LICENSES RECORDS, 154.5.1, FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS, 15.4.6 TRAINING RECORDS, 15.4.6.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS 17. Figure 16 depicts the screens of "Projected market value". User clicks to open screens of 16.1 MONTH, 16.1.1 MONTH 1, 16.1.2 VALUE, 16.1.3 GRAPHS. User can click to open screens of 16.1.4 Al and 16.1.4.1 SCREENS OF AL BASED ANALYTICS OPEN. User clicks to open screens of 16.1.5 MONTH 2, 16.1.6 VALUE, 16.1.7 GRAPHS, 16.1.8 Al, 16.1.9 MONTH 3, 16.1.10 VALUE, 16.1.11 GRAPHS, 16.1.111 GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS OPEN, 16.1.12 AI, 16.2 YEAR, 16.3 DECADE, 16.4 MARKET REPORTS, 16.4.1 SCREEN OPENS, 16.5 MARKET REPORTS and 16.6 MARKET REPORTS 18. Figure 17 is same illustration as Figure 16 19. Figure 18 depicts the hologram of a Bus with 18.1 REFERS TO SOLAR PANELS. User can click to open screens of 18.2 BUS PHOTO, 18.3 DETAILS OF BUS, 18.4 LIVE GPS COORDINATES, VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, COMMUNICATION SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 IN THIS DOCUMENT, POWER FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION IN FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 18.5 EQUIPMENTS, 18.5.1 FIGURE OF EQUIPMENT, ADVERTISER IN FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MARKET VALUE FEED SECTION IN FIGURE 17&18 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 18.7 REFERS BUS CREW (REFERS TO FIGURE 15 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 18.8 ROSTERS, 18.8.1 DUTY ROSTERS (REFERS TO FIGURE 19 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 18.8.2 BUS SCHEDULES (REFERS TO FIGURE 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 18.9 LIVE BUS DASHBOARD, 18.9.1 SPEED, 18.9.2 DISTANCE, 18.9.3 WEIGHT, 18.9.4 OCCUPANCY, 18.10 SELF DRIVING BUS CONTROLS, 18.10.1 OPENS AUTONOMOUS DRIVING CONTROLS, 18.11 SELF DESTRUCT BUTTON. User can click to open screens of HOME APPLIANCES SECTION OF FIGURE 12 ON WHICH BUS PARTS WILL BE MODELLED FROM THIS DOCUMENT which in turn OPENS FIGURE 13 FOR THE PART. User can click to open screens of 12 REFERS TO RECORDS SECTION FROM THIS DOCUMENT, 12 REFERS TO UTILITY CONSUMPTION SECTION OF THIS DOCUMENT, 18.6 CLICKING ON THIS OPENS FIGURE 14.
20. Figure 19 depicts the duty roster. User clicks to open screens of 19.1 CREW DETAILS. CLICKING ON CREW MEMBERS OPEN FIGURE 15, User clicks to open screens of 19.1.1 MIS FOR CREW, 19.1.1.1 MAINTAINENCE SCHEDULE, 19.1.1.2 CLEANING SCHEDULE, 19.2 MONTHLY ROSTER, 19.3 WEEKLY ROSTER, 19.4 DAILY ROSTER, 19.5 YEARLY ROSTER, 19.5.1 OPENS UP SCREEN 21. Figure 20 shows the screens for schedules. User can click to open screens of 20.1 REFERS TO MONTHLY, 20.2 REFERS TO DAILY, 20.3 REFERS TO WEEKLY, 20.4 REAFERS TO YEARLY, 20.5 ROUTE DESCRIPTION, 20.5.1 ROUTE DETAILS, 20.5.2 ROUTE MAP OPENS, 20.5.3 ROUTE STOPPAGES (REFERS TO FIGURE 18 IN THIS DOCUMENT), User can click to open screens of 20.5.4 TIME TABLE, 20.6 PREVIOUS ROUTE, 20.6.1 ROUTE DESCRIPTION, 20.6.2 ROUTE MAP, 20.6.3 ROUTE STOPPAGES, 20.6.4 TIME TABLE, 20.7 Al ANALYTICS, 20.8 GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS, 20.8.1 SCREENS GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS OPEN, 20.9 SCREENS OF Al BASED ANALYTICS OPEN 22. Figure 21 depicts a Bus Station with 21.1 REFERS MINI WIND TURBINES and 21.2 REFERS SOLAR ROOF. User can open screens of 21.3 ADVERTISER DIGITAL SPACE, 21.4 SEATING, 21.5 ACTUAL PHOTO, 21.6 DETAILS, 21.7 LIVE GPS COORDINATES, VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, SENSOR FEED OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, COMMUNICATION SECTION OF FIGURE S OF THIS DOCUMENT, ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT, POWER FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT, POWER FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, REFERS TO ROSTER SECTION OF FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT ( REFERS TO FIGURE 19 and REFERS TO FIGURE 20). User can click to open screens of MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT, UTILITY CONSUMPTION SECTION OF FIGURE OF THIS DOCUMENT (REFERS TO FIGURE 14). User can open screens of MAINTAINENCE/ CLEANING CREW SECTION OF FIGURE 19 OF THIS DOCUMENT, RECORDS SECTION OF FIGURE 12 OF THIS DOCUMENT 23. Figure 22 depicts the screens of a Garbage Bin with 22.1 SOLAR COVER ON TOP, 22.2 LIGHT FOR NIGHT USE, 22.3 PLASTIC WASTE BOTTLES User can click to open as screens as per 22.4 MIMICS FIGURE 21 24. Figure 23 depicts the screens for Traffic Light with 23.1 SOLAR PANEL 23.2 ADVERTISING DIGITAL BOARD. User can click to open all screens of FIGURE 21 OF THIS DOCUMENT. User can click to open screens of 23.3 TRAFFIC CONTROL LIGHTS and 23.3.1 SCREENS OPEN. User can click to open 23.4 PARTS TO BE MODELLED ON FIGURE 12& 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT 25. Figure 24 depicts screens for a car. User can click to open screens of FIGURE 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT 26. Figure 25 depicts screens for an electric buggy/rickshaw. User can click to open screens of FIGURE 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT 27. Figure 26 depicts the screens for a Residential Building with 26.1 WIND TURBINES and 26.2 SOLAR PANEL. User can click to open all screens of FIGURE 12&21 REFERS TO FIGURE 12&21 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELLED FOR BUILDING. User can click to open screens of 26.3 TO 76.13 REFERS TO VARIOUS FLATS (12 REFERS TO FIGURE 12 MODELLED FOR EACH FLAT AND BUILDING). User can click to open screens of MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT, ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT, ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT, FIGURE 29 MODELLED FOR PARKING LOT, 26.13 BUILDING ERP SYSYTEMS, 26.13.1 LINKS TO BUILDING ERP SYSTEMS, 28. Figure 27 depicts the screens for a 27.1 POLICE STATION with 27.1.1 SOLAR PANELS. User can click to open all screens related to FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION. User can click to open screens for 27.2 CELL 1, 27.3 CELL 2, MANUALS SECTION OF FIGURE 9 IN THIS DOCUMENT, SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT. User can click to open screens for 27.3.1 1, 27.3.2 2" 27.3.3 3, 27.3.4 4 (REFERS TO FIGURE 15 WHICH OPENS FOR EACH PRISONER). User can open screens for 27.4 CELL 3, 27.5 CELL 4, 27.6 ROSTERS (REFERS TO FIGURE 19 & 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION), 273 POLICE VEHICLES (27.1 VEHICLE 1, 27.2 VEHICLE 2, 27.3 VEHICLE 3 which REFERS TO FIGURE 18 WHICH OPENS FOR EACH VEHICLE.
29. Figure 28 depicts the screens for a 28.1 HOLOGRAM OF SCHOOL with 28.1.1 SOLAR PANELS and 28.1.2 WIND TURBINES. User can click to open all screens related to FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION. User can open screens for 28.2 STUDENT RECORDS, 28.2.1 NAME, 28,2.2 CLASS, 28.2.3 PARENTS, 28.2.4 DETAILS, 28.2.5 STUDENT 1, 28.2.6 CLASS, 28.2.7 PARENTS, 28.2.8 DETAILS, 28.2.9 STUDENT 2, 28.2.10 CLASS, 28.2.11 PARENTS, 28.2.12 DETAILS, 28.2.13 STUDENT 3, 28.2.14 CLASS, 28.2.15 PARENTS, 28.2.16 DETAILS, 28.2.17 STUDENT 4, 28.2.18 CLASS, 28.2.19 PARENTS, 28.2.20 DETAILS, 28.2.21 STUDENT 5, 28.2.22 CLASS, 28,2.23 PARENTS, 282.24 DETAILS, 28.2.25 STUDENT 6, 28.2.26 CLASS, 28.2.27 PARENTS, 28.2.28 DETAILS, 28.2.29 STUDENT 7, 28.2.30 CLASS, 28.2.30.1 CLASS RECORD OPEN WITH SCHEDULE, 28.2.31 PARENTS, 28,231,1 FIGURE 15 OPENS FOR PARENTS, 28.2.32 DETAILS, 28.2.32.1 FIGURE 15 OPENS FOR STUDENT, 28.3 TEACHER RECORDS, 28.3.1 TEACHER 1, 28.3,2 CLASS, 28.3.3 DETAILS, 28.3.4 TEACHER 2, 28.3.5 CLASS, 28.3.6 DETAILS, 28.3.7 TEACHER 1, 28.3.8 CLASS,28.3.9 DETAILS, 28.3.10 TEACHER 1, 28.3,11 CLASS, 28.3.12 DETAILS, 28.3.13 TEACHER 1, 28.3.14 CLASS, 28.3.14.1 CLASS RECORDS FOR EACH TEACHER, 28.3.15 DETAILS, 28.3.15.1 FIGURE 15 OPENS FOR EACH TEACHER, 28.3.15.2 DUTY ROSTER (REFERS TO FIGURE 18 IN THIS DOCUMENT), 28.4 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS SCHEDULE, 28.4.1 CALENDAR (DAY-MONTH -YEAR), 28.5 SCHOOL VEHICLES, 28.5.1 VEHICLE 1, 28.5.2 VEHICLE 2, 28.5.3 VEHICLE 3, 28.5.4 VEHICLE 4, 28.5.5 VEHICLE 5, 28.5.6 VEHICLE 6 (REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OPENS FOR EACH VEHICLE), 28.6 SCHOOL ERP, 28.6,1 LINKS TO ERP SYSTEMS, 28.7 SCHOOL EQUIPMENTS, 28.7.1 EQUIPMENT 1, 28.7.2 EQUIPMENT 2, 28.7.3 EQUIPMENT 3 (REFERS TO FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT) 30. Figure 29 depicts the hologram of a Parking Lot with 29.1 WIND TURBINES and 29.2 SOLAR PANELS. User can click to open screens of 29.3 PARKING LEVEL 3, 29.4 PARKING LEVEL 2,29.5 PARKING LEVEL 1 (FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 FROM THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS PORTION IS MODELLED), 29.6 PARKING LEVEL/SPACES (29.6.1 TO 29.6.6 REFERS TO VARIOUS LEVELS IN THE PARKING LEVEL/SPACES), 29.6.1.1 TO 29.6,1.5 REFERS TO VEHICLES PARKED IN A PARTICULAR LEVEL (FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS MODELLED). User can click to open screens of 29.6.1.3.1 CURRENT PARKING TIME, 29.6.1.3.1.1 DIGITAL CLOCK, 29.6.1.3.2 CURRENT PARKING CHARGES, 29.7 PARKING LOT, 29.7.1 ERP which leads to 29.7.1.1 LINKS TO ERP SYSTEMS. User can click op open screens of 29.8 PARKING LOT EQUIPMENTS (29.8.1 TO 29.8.3 REFERS TO VARIOUS EQUIPMENTS which leads to FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS MODELLED).
31. Figure 30 depicts the screens of a Fire Brigade Station with 30.1 WINO TURBINES and 30.2 SOLAR PANELS. User can click to open screens of 12, 21 & 26 REFERS TO DIAGRAMS 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS BASED ON. User can open screens of 30.3 ROSTERS (REFERS TO FIGURE 19 & 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS MAPPED), 30.3.1 ERP which leads to 30.3.1,1 LINKS TO ERP SYSTEMS. User can open screens of 30.4 FIRE VEHICLES, 30.4.1 VEHICLE 1, 30.4.2 VEHICLE 2 (REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 305 WATER CONSUMPTION, 30.5.1 OPENS GAUGES, 30.6 EQUIPMENTS (30.6.1 TO 30.6.3 REFERS TO VARIOUS EQUIPMENTS and FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS BASED).
32. Figure 31 depicts the screens of a 31.1 HOLOGRAM OF A HOTEL with 31.1.1 SOLAR ROOF and 31.1.2 WIND TURBINES. User can open all screens of FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION. User can open screens of EQUIPMENTS SECTION OF FIGURE 30 IN THIS DOCUMENT, 31.2 HOTEL ERP, 31.2.1 PARKING LOT (FIGURE 29 IN THIS DOCUMENT), 31.2.2 EVENTS, 31.2.2.1 DAY, 31.2.2.2 DETAILS OF EVENT, 31.2.2.3 CLICK, 31.2.2.3.1 OPEN FURTHER SCREENS, 31.2.2.4 WEEK, 31.2.2.5 MONTH, 31.2.2.6 YEAR, 31.3 HOTEL VEHICLES, 31.3.1 VEHICLE 1, 31.3.2 VEHICLE 2, 31.3.3 VEHICLE 3 (REFER TO FIGURE 18 FOR EACH VEHICLE).
33. Figure 32 depicts the screens for 32.1 HOLOGRAM OF A ROAD with 32.1.1 SOLAR PANELS UNDER ROAD. 32.1.2 EVERY 500 METERS THERE ARE POINTS TO CLICK FOR THE USER. User can click to open screens for 32.2 PHOTO OF ROAD, 32.3 LIVE GPS COORDINATES, 32.4 DETAILS, SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 IN THIS DOCUMENT, MANUALS SECTION OF FIGURE 9 IN THIS DOCUMENT, COMMUNICTION FEED SECTION OF FIGURE S IN THIS DOCUMENT, POWER FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, 32.5 CRACK POTHOLE DETECTION, 32.5.1 POTHOLE SENSOR FEED, 32.5.1.1 AREA OF CRACK, 32.5.1.1.1 IMAGE, 32.5.1.1.2 DETAILS, 32.5.1.2 DEPTH OF CRACK, 32.5.1.2.1 IMAGE, 32.5.1.2.2 DETAILS, MAINTANENCE-CLEANING CREW (19 REFERS TO FIGURE 19 IN THIS DOCUMENT).
34. Figure 33 depicts the screens for hologram of a Tree. User can open screens for 33.1 ACTUAL PHOTO, 33.2 LIVE GPS COORDINATES, 33.3 DETAILS OF TREE, SENSOR FEED FROM FIGURES OF THIS DOCUMENT, VIDEO FEED FROM FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MAITAINENCE/ CLEANING CREW SECTION OF FIGURE 19 OF THIS DOCUMENT, POWER GENERATION FEED FROM FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 33.4 OXYGEN GENERATION FEED, 33.4.1 MODELLED LIKE POWER FEED OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 33.5 CARBON DIOXIDE CONSUMPTION FEED, 33.5.1 MODELLED LIKE POWER FEED OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 33.6 CARBON DATING FEED, 33.6.1 LIFE OF TREE, 33.6.1.1 DIGITAL DISPLAY, 33.6.2 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION, 33.6.2.1 CHEMICAL 1, 33.6.2.2 DISPLAY, 33.6.2.3 CHEMICAL 2, 33.7 PLANTERS DETAILS, 33.7,1 OPENS DETAILS OF PLANTERS, COMMUNICATION FEED OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS MODELLED 35. Figure 34 depicts the screens for Cinema or Theatre with 34.1 WIND TURBINE and 34.2 SOLAR PANELS. User can open all screens related to FIGURE 21, 21, & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELLED FOR THIS SECTION, EQUIPMENT SECTION OF FIGURE 30 MODELLED FOR THIS SECTION, 34.3 TO 34.6 REFERS TO VARIOUS CINEMA (FIGURE 12 OF THIS DOCUMENT FOR EACH CINEMA), MANUAL SECTION IN FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT, ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 34.6.1 SEATING PLANS (REFERS TO FIGURE 15 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELLED FOR EACH VIEWER), 34.6.2 MOVIE SHOW HISTORY, 34.6.2.1 DAY, 34.6.2.2 WEEK, 34.6.2.3 MONTH, 34.6.2.4 YEAR, 34.6.2.5 SHOW DETAILS, 34.6.2.5.1 OPENS FURTHER SCREENS, MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT, ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 34.7 PARKING LOT (REFERS TO FIGURE 29 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 34.8 ERP which leads to 34,8.1 CINEMA ERP SYSTEMS 36. Figure 35 depicts the screens for 35.1 HOLOGRAM OF A MUSEUM. User clicks to open all screens related to FIGURE 34 OF THIS DOCUMENT 37. Figure 36 depicts the screens for 36.1 HOLOGRAM OF PUBLIC PARK. User can click to open screens for 36.2 PARK AREA 1, 36.2.1 ACTUAL PHOTO, 36.2.2 GPS LINE COORDINATES, VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT, COMMUNICATION FEED SECTION OF FIGURE BIN THIS DOCUMENT, MAINTAINENCE-CLEANING CREW (FIGURE 19 IN THIS DOCUMENT), ROSTERS (REFERS TO FIGURE 19 & 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION), REFERS TO EQUIPMENTS SECTION OF FIGURE 30 IN THIS DOCUMENT, 36.3 PARK AREA 2, 36.4 PARK AREA 3, 36.5 PARK AREA 4, 36.6 PARK AREA 5, 36.7 PARK AREA 6, 36.8 TREES, 36.8.1 TO 38.8.6 REFERS TO VARIOUS TREES (REFERS TO FIGURE 33 OF THIS DOCUMENT), PARKING LOT (29 REFERS TO FIGURE 29 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 36.9 PARK ERP leading to screens of 36.9.1 LINK TO ERP SYSTEMS 38. Figure 37 depicts the screens of a "Shopping Mall" with 37.1 WIND TURBINE, 37.2 SOLAR PANEL. User can click to open all screens related to REFERS TO FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 37.3 TO 37.5 REFERS SHOPS (REFERS TO FIGURE 12 FROM THIS DOCUMENT FOR EACH SHOP), MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT, ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT, REFERS TO PARKING LOT OF FIGURE 29, 37.6 SHOPPING MALL ERP SYSTEM leading to screens of 37.6.1 LINKS TO SHOPPING MALL ERP SYSTEM. User can click to open screens of EQUIPMENT SECTION OF FIGURE 30 OF THIS DOCUMENT.
39. Figure 38 depicts the screens of a "Telecommunication Tower/Cellular Tower" with 38.1 WIND TURBINES and 38.2 SOLAR PANELS. User can click to open screens of 38.3 TELECOM SIGNALS, 38.4 ACTUAL PHOTO, 38,5 LIVE GPS COORDINATES, 38.6 DETAILS, VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, COMMUNICATION FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUALS SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF!FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 38.7 HEIGHT OF ANTENNA, 38.8 TRANSMITTER TOWER, 38.8.1 FURTHER SCREENS OPEN, 38.9 SIGNAL FREQUENCIES, 38.10 UPLINK -DOWNLINK DATA RATE, 38.11 WEATHER, MAINTAINENCE CREW FROM FIGURE 19 OF THIS DOCUMENT, ROSTERS SECTION OF FIGURE 19& 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT, FIGURE 12 OF THIS DOCUMENT SHOWING UTILITY CONSUMPTION, 38.12 TOWER ERP SYSTEMS leading to screens of 38.12.1 LINK TO ERP. User can click to open screens of FIGURE 8 SHOWING POWER GENERATION FEED OF THIS DOCUMENT, APPLIANCE CONTROL SECTION OF FIGURE 12 OF THIS DOCUMENT and EQIPMENT SECTION OF FIGURE 30 OF THIS DOCUMENT 40. Figure 39 depicts screens of Electrical Transmission Tower. User can click to open all screens related to 39.1 REFERS TO FIGURE 38 MODELLED FOR THIS SECTION 41.. Figure 40 depicts screens of a 40.1 HOLOGRAM OF A HOSPITAL. User can click to open all screens related to FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION. User can open screens of 40.2 PARKING LOT (REFERS TO FIGURE 29 OF THIS DOCUMENT), 40.3 HOSPITAL ERP leading to 40,3.1 LINKS TO ERP SYSTEMS, 40.4 AMBULANCES (40.4.1. TO 40.4.3 ARE VEHICLES), EQUIPMENTS SECTION OF FIGURE 30 IN THIS DOCUMENT, 40.5 DEPARTMENTS (40.5.1 TO 40.5.4 ARE CLICKABLE BUTTONS and 40.5.1.1 TO 40.5.1.3 ARE WARDS which are 40.5.1.4 CLICKABLE BUTTON). User can open screens of 40.5.1.4.1 TO 40.5.1.4.4 ARE BEDS, 40.5.1.4.5 TO 40.5,1,4.8 ARE PATIENTS (REFERS TO FIGURE 15 FOR EACH PATIENT), FIGURE 15 FOR EACH ASSIGNED NURSE, FIGURE 15 FOR EACH ASSIGNED DOCTOR 42. Figure 41 depicts screens of a Railway Station. User can click to open screens of 41.1 TO 41.3 REFERS TO PLATFORMS, 41.4 TO 41.5 REFERS TO TRACKS, FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT, FIGURE 29 SHOWING PARKING LOT IN THIS DOCUMENT, 41.6 RAILWAY ERP leading to screens of 41.6.1 SCREENS OF ERP SYSTEMS. User can click op open screens of FIGURE 30 SHOWING EUIPMENTS IN THIS DOCUMENT, MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 30 OF THIS DOCUMENT, MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT, ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT, 41.7 RAIN SCHEDULES, 41.7.1 TRAIN, FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT MAPPED FOR EACH DOCUMENT, 41.7.2 PASSENGER LIST, 41.7.2.1 NAME 41.7.2.1.1 FIGURE 15 FOR EACH PASSENGER, 41.7.3 Al, 41.7.3.1 TRAIN, 41.7.3.2 PARAMETERS, 41.7.3.2.1 Al ANALYTICS SCREEN, FIGURE 32 MAPPED FOR PLATFROMS AND TICKETS, 41.8 CROWD ANALYTICS, 41.8.1 NO OF PEOPLE PER PLATFORM, 41.8.2 NO OF PEOPLE IN RAILWAY STATION 43. Figure 42 depicts screens of 42.1 HOLOGRAM OF AN AIRPORT with 42,1.1 SOLAR PANELS and 42.1.2 WIND TURBINES. User can click 42.2 EXPANDS TO A 3-D VIEW OF EXACT AIRPORT ON CLICKING (LIKE FIGURE 7), 42.3 LIKE FIGURE 41 BUT MODELLED FOR AIRPORT, 42.4 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL 42,5 AERO BRIDGE CONTROL 42.6 RUNWAY CONTROL 42.7 TOWER CONTROL 42.8 BAGGAGE CONTROL, 42.9 IMMIGRATION CONTROL, 42.10 BOARDING CONTROL, 42.11 TARMAC CONTROL 44. Figure 43 depicts the screens of 43.1 HOLOGRAM OF A POWER PLANT which 43.2 EXPANDS TO 3-D VIEW OF THE POWER PLANT. User can open screens of 43.3 MODELLED ON FIGURE 41 BUT FOR POWER PLANT, 43.4 POWER GENERATION, 43.4.1 FURTHER SCREENS, 43.5 RAW MATERIALS, 43.5.1 FURTHER SCREENS, 43.6 POWER LOSS / DOWNTIME, 43.6.1 FURTHER SCREENS, 43.7 CITY GRID MAP, 43.7.1 FURTHER SCREENS, 43.8 POWER CONTROL ROOM, 43.8.1 FURTHER SCREENS, 419 POWER TRANSFORMERS, 43.9.1 FURTHER SCREENS, 43.10 RADIATION LEVELS, 43.10.1 FURTHER SCREENS, 43.1.1 GENERATORS, 43.12 TURBINES (REFERS TO FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT) 45, Figure 44 depicts the screens of 44.1 RUDRA SMART CITY Al. For example, when user clicks on 44.2 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AI from figure 2, screens open for 44.3 DESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS, 44.3.1 SCREENS OPEN FOR EACH PARAMETER WITH ALL KINDS OF ANALYTICS, PLANNING AND OPERATIONS, 44.3.2 FOR ALL POSSIBLE AND REQUIRED LISTED PARAMETERS, 44.4 PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS AND OPERATIONS, 44,4.1 SCREENS OPEN FOR EACH PARAMETER WITH ALL KINDS OF ANALYTICS, PLANNING AND OPERATIONS, 44.4.2 FOR ALL POSSIBLE AND REQUIRED LISTED PARAMETERS, 44.5 PRESECREPTIVE ANALYTICS AND OPERATIONS, 44.5.1 SCREENS OPEN FOR EACH PARAMETER WITH ALL KINDS OF ANALYTICS, PLANNING AND OPERATIONS, 44.5.2 FOR ALL POSSIBLE AND REQUIRED LISTED PARAMETERS, 44.6 Al COGNITIVE ANALYTICS AND OPERATIONS (WARNING AUTONOMY GIVEN TO Al), 44.6.1 SCREENS OPEN FOR SELECTED PARAMETER FOR ALL PARAMETERS. Note: Same has to be done for all selection boxes of Rudra Central Command Al.
46. Figure 45 depicts on user clicking the "Earth" button in Rudra Central Command, a 45.1 HOLOGRAM OF ROTATING EARTH appears with 45.2 TO 45.3 HOLOGRAM OF ALL ASSETS WHICH CAN BE CLICKED TO OPEN SCREENS. All assets plugged into Rudra Smart City are visible.
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Legend for Figure 1: 1.1 USER (HUMAN/ALIEN/ROBOT) 1.1.1 SMART EYEWEAR 1.2 RUDRA SMART CITY 1.2.1 HOLOGRAMIC TEXT IN AR-MR 1.3 ENTER 1.3.1 CLICKABE BUTTON 'OR' VOICE COMMAND ACTIVATED 1.4 HOLOGRAM BOX IN AR-MR Legend for Figure 2: 1.2 ENTER 2.1.11 WATER MANAGEMENT Al 2.1 RUDRA SMART CITY AI-ARTIFICIAL 2.1.12 ENERGY MANAGEMENT Al INTELLIGENCE 2.1.13 AIR MANAGEMENT Al 2.1.1 WATER MANAGEMENT 2,1.2 ENERGY MANAGEMENT 2.1.3 AIR MANAGEMENT 2.1.4 TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT 2.1.5 WASTE MANAGEMENT 2.1.6 POPULATION MANAGEMENT 2.1.14 TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT AI 2,1.15 WASTE MANAGEMENT Al 2.1.16 POPULATION MANAGEMENT Al 2.1.17 EMERGENCY SERVICES MANAGEMENT Al 2.1.18 RESIDENTAL BUILDINGS MAMAGEMENT Al 21.7 EMERGENCY SERVICES MANAGEMENT 2.1.19 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 2.1.8 RESIDENTAL BUILDINGS MAMAGEMENT MANAGEMENT AI 2.1.9 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS MANAGEMENT 2.1.20 INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT Al 21.10 INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT 2.2 EVERY BOX IS CUCKABLE IN EVERY ROW
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2.3 HOLOGRAM IN AR-MR Legend for Figure 3: 3.1 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS COMMAND 3.1.1 INDIA 3.1.2 USA 3.1.3 FRANCE 3.1.4 UK 3.1.5 CHINA 31.6 RUSSIA 3.2 CLICKABLE BUTTONS OF ALL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD 3.3 WORLD 3.3.1 CLICKABLE BUTTON TO COMBINE ALL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD. TAKES YOU TO A HOLOGRAM 3-D EARTH.
3.4 HOLOGRAM BOX IN AR-MR Legend for Figure 4: 3.1.1 INDIA 4.1 HOLOGRAM MAP Legend for Figure 5: 5.1 BACK 5.1.1 HOLOGRAM CLICKABLE BUTTON 5.2 RUDRA SMART CITY COMMAND FIGURE 2: REFERS TO FIGURE 2 IN THIS DOCUMENT 5.3 ENTIRE COUNTRY ID DIVIDED INTO MICRO "GPS" GRIDS 5A HOLOGRAM MAP 5.5 HOLOGRAM BOX IN AR-MR Legend for Figure 6: 6.1 HOLOGRAM BOX 6.1.1 BACK 6.1.1.1 BUTTON TAKES YOU TO PREVIOUS SCREEN 6.1.2 RUDRA COMMAND FIGURE 2: REFERS TO FIGURE 2 IN THIS DOCUMENT 6.1.3 ALL 6.1.3.1 BUTTON WHICH COMBINES ALL ASSETS 6.1.4 SATELLITE IMAGE 6.1.4.1 CLICK ON THIS AND GRID WILL SHOW ITS SATELLITE IMAGE 6.2 LIST OF ALL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ASSETS (EXAMPLE: HOUSES, SOCIETIES, BUILDINGS, SCHOOLS, SLUMS, SHOPS, STALLS etc) 6.3 EXPANDED GRID 6.4 USER 6.4.1 SMART GLASS 6.5 FLOOR (GROUND) OR AIR Legend for Figure 7: 7.1 AIRVIEW 7.2.14 TRAFFIC LIGHTS 7.1.1 TAKE FROM BELOW GROUND VIEW 12.15 POLICE STATION 7.2 GROUND VIEW 7.2.16 TREE 7.2.1 RAILWAY STATION 7.2.17 STREET LIGHT 7.2.2 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 7.2.18 BUS 7.2.3 SHOPS 7.2.19 BUS STATION 7.2.4 RESIDENTAL BUILDINGS 7.2.20 SEWAGE PLANT 7.2.5 HOMES 7.2.21 GARBAGE BIN 7.2.6 SCHOOLS 7.2.22 LAND FILL 7.2.7 STALLS 7.2.23 ROADS 7.2.8 POWER PLANT 7.2.24 SHOPPING MALL 7.2.9 METRO STATION 7.2.25 AIRPORT 7.2.10 WATER PLANT 7.2.26 HOSPITAL 7.2.11 GOVERNMENT BULIDING 7.2.12 CINEMA 7,2.13 FIRE BRIGADE STATION Legend for Figure 8: 8.1 STREET LIGHT HOLOGRAM 8.4.1.1 HINDI 8.1.1 MINI WIND TURBINES 8.4.1.1.1 CLICK ANY LANGUAGE AND Al 8.1.2 ADVERTISING SIGN CONVERTS RUDRA SMART TO THAT LANGUAGE 8.1.3 SOLAR PANEL 8.4.1.2 RUSSIA 8.4.1,3 JAPAN 8.1.4 LAMP 8.2 DETAILS 8.4.2 PHONE 8,2.1 IDENTIFICATION 8.4.2.1 PHONE DIAL PAD 8.2.2 PHOTO 8.4.3 MUTE 8.3 VIDEO FEEDS 8.4.4 SPEAKER 8.3.1 NORMAL 8.4.5 SKYPE 8.3.2 NIGHT VISION 8.4.5.1 SKYPE VIDEO 8.3.3 THERMAL 8.4.5.2 ICONS OF SKYPE 8,3.4 Ai FACE RECOGNITION VIDEO FEED 8.4.6 EMAIL 8.3.5 VIDEO 8.4.7 WHATSAPP 8.3.5.1 RECORD 8.4.7.1 TEXT SCREEN OPENS 8.3.5.2 HISTORY 8,4.8 GOOGLE 8.3.5.2.1 MONTH 8.4.8.1 GOGGLE SEARCH 8.3.5.2.2 DAY 8.5 ADVERTISER 8.3.5.2.3 YEAR 8.5.1 LIGHT ON SWITCH 8.3.5.3 Al 8.5.2 LIGHT OFF SWITCH 8.3.5.3.1 Al ANALYTICS 8.6 GPS LIVE COORDINATES 8.4 COMMUNICATION FEED 8.7 SENSOR FEED 8.4.1 TRANSLATE 8.7.1 AIR POLLUTION LEVEL Legend for Figure 8: 8.7.2 RAINFALL 8.8.1 CURRENT POWER CONSUMPTION 8.7.3 HUMIDITY 8.8,1:1 OPENS SCREENS 8.7.4 TEMPERATURE 8.8.2 HISTORICAL POWER CONSUMPTION 8.7.5 SMOKE 8.8.2.1 HISTORICAL RECORDS 8.7.6 WATER DEPTH 8.8.2.1.1 DAY 8.7.7 WATER PRESSURE 8.8.2.1.2 MONTH 8,7.8 ELECTRIC VOLTAGE 8.8.2.1.3 YEAR 8.7.9 VENTILATION 8.8.2.2 Al ANALYTICS 8.7.10 LIGHT DENSITY 8.8.2.2.1 DAY 8.7.10.1 SENSOR FEED (LIVE) 8.8.2.2.2 MONTH 8.7.10.2 HISTORICAL FEEDS 8.8.2.2.3 YEAR 8.7.10.2.1 DAY 8.8.3 CURRENT SOLAR AND WIND POWER STORAGE 8.7.10.2.2 MONTH 8.8.3.1 WIND ENERGY 8.7.10.2.3 YEAR 8.8.3.1.1 GAUGES 8.7,10.3 Al ANALYTICS 8,8.3.2 SOLAR BATTERY AVAILABLE 8.7,10.3.1 OPENS SCREENS FOR Al ANALYTICS 8.9 MANUALS 8.7.11 MOTION SENSOR FIGURE 9: REFERS TO FIGURE 9 IN THIS DOCUMENT 8.7.12 AIR PRESSURE 8.10 MANUFACTURER 8.7.13 ODOUR 8.7.14 WWI 8.8 POWER FEED Legend for Figure 9: 9.1 MANUALS 9.1.1 OPERATIONAL MANUALS 9.1.1.1 DIGITAL SCANS OPEN 9.1.2 MAINTAINANCE MANUALS 9.1.2.1 DIGITAL SCANS OPEN 9.1.3 BLUEPRINTS 9.1.3,1 DIGITAL SCANS OPEN 9.1.4 MAINTAINANCE 9.1.4.1 DIGITAL MAINTAINANCE RECORDS 9.1.4.2 DIGITAL MAINTAINANCE SCHEDULES 9.1.4.2.1 DAY 9.1.4.2.2 WEEK 9.1.4.2.3 MONTH 9.1.4.2.4 YEAR 9.2 MATERIALS USED FOR CONSTRUCTION Legend for Figure 10: 10,1 MANUFACTURER 10.1.1 DETAILS OF MANUFACTURER 10.1.2 COMMUNICATION FEED TO MANUFACTURER FIGURE 8: REFERS TO FIGURE 2 IN THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 11: 11.1 ADVERTISER 11.1.1 DETAILS OF ADVERTISER FIGURE 10: REFERS TO FIGURE 10 IN THIS DOCUMENT 8.11 HOLOGRAM SCREENS OPEN 11.1.1.1 SCREENS WITH DETAILS OPEN 11.1.2 COMMUNICATION FEED TO ADVERTISER FIGURE 8: REFERS TO FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 11.1.3 HISTORICAL RECORDS 11.1.3.1 DIGITAL SCANS OF ALL ADVERTISER RECORDS OPEN Legend for Figure 12: 12.1 PHOTO 12.3.3 ROOM 3 12.1.1 DETAILS SUCH AS ADDRESS YEAR OF 12.3.4 ROOM 4 BUILT ETC. 12.3.5 GYM 12.1.2 OWNER DETAILS AND RESIDENTS 12.3.6 SWIMMING POOL REFERS TO FIGURE 15 OF THIS DOCUMENT 12.3.7 THEATRE 12.1.3 LIVE GPS COORDINATES 12.3.8 GARAGE 12.2 RECORDS 12.3.9 KITCHEN 12.2.1 HOUSE REGISTRY 12.3.10 BASEMENT 12.2.2 HOUSE TAX 12.3.11 ROOF 12.2.3 OWNERSHIP RECORDS 12.4 UTILITY CONSUMPTION 12.2.3.1 DIGITAL SCANS OF RECORNS 12.4.1 WATER 12.2.4 BLUEPRINTS 12.4.2 GAS 12.2.4.1 ARCHITECTUAL RECORDS 12.4.3 ENERGY 12.2.4.2 MEP DRAWINGS 14 REFERS TO FIGURE OF THE DIAGRAM WHICH 12.2.5 RENTAL RECORDS CAN BE ACCESED BY CLICKING ON ABOVE 12.2.5 DIGITAL SCANS OF RECORDS BUTTONS 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 12.4.4 GARBAGE IN THIS DOCUMENT 12.4.5 SEWAGE 12.3.2 ROOM 2 Legend for Figure 12: 8 REFERS TO SENSOR SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN 12.5 POWER GENERATION FEEDS THIS DOCUMENT 12.6 MARKET VALUE 12..3 HOME APPLIANCES CONTROL 12.6.1 CURRENT MARKET VALUE 12.3.1 ROOM 1 17 REFERS TO FIGURE 17 OF THIS SECTION 12.3.1.1 APPLIANCE ONE 12.6.2 PROJECTED MARKET VALUE 12.3.1.2 APPLIANCE TWO 16 REFERS TO FIGURE 27 OF THIS SECTION 12.3.1.3 APPLIANCE THREE 8 REFERS TO COMMUNICATION FEED OF FIGURE 12.3.1.4 APPLIANCE FOUR 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 13 REFERS TO FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT 10 REFERS TO HOUSE MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 11 REFERS TO HOUSE ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 13: 13.1 APPLIANCE PHOTO 13.1.1 APPLIANCE DETAILS 8 REFERS TO SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 13.2 APPLIANCE CONTROL BUTTONS 13.2.1 TO 13.2.S REFERS TO VARIOUS TO CONTROL OPERATIONS 13.2,5.1 REFERS TO CLICKABLE ACTIONS OF THE BUTTONS 14 REFERS TO ENERGY CONSUMPTION SECTION OF THE FIGURE 14 OF THIS DOCUMENT 17 REFERS TO MARKET VALUE SECTION OF FIGURE 16&17 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURES OF THIS DOCUMENT 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT 13.3 APPLIANCE PARTS 13.3.1 TO 13.3,6 REFERS VARIOUS PARTS OF THE APPLIANCE 13.3.3.1 REFERS TO HOLOGRAMIC IMAGE OF PART 13.3.3.2 PHOTO OF THE PART 13.3.3.3 DETAILS OF THE PART 8 REFERS SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 9 REFERS MANAUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT 13 REFERS TO PART CONTROL BUTTONS OF THE FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 14: 14.1 NAME OF UTILITY 14.4.2 QUALITY 14.1.1 DAY CONSUMPTION 14.4.2.1 CHEMICAL COMPOSTIONS 14.1.2 HOUR CONSUMPTION 14.4.2.1.1 SCREENS 14.1.3 WEEK CONSUMPTION 14.4.2.2 SPECIFICATIONS OF UTILITY 14.1.4 MONTH CONSUMPTION 14.4.2.2.1 SCREENS 14.1.5 YEARLY CONSUMPTION 14.5 SCREEN FOR DETAILS 14.1.6 DECADE CONSUMPTION 14.5.1 DAY 8 REFERS TO SENSOR FEED SECTION OF THE 14.5.1.1 TO 14.5.1.4 REFERS TO DAYS FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 14.5.2 QUANTITY 14.2 UTILITY BILLS 14.5.2.1 TO 14.5.2.4 REFERS TO VARIOUS 14.2.1 MONTH QUANTITY 14.2.1.1 RECORDS OPEN 14.5.3 GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS 14.2.2 YEAR 14.5.3.1 OPENS UP SCRENS FOR 14.2.2.1 RECORDS OPEN GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS 14.2.3 DECADE 14.5.4 Al 14.2.2.1 RECORDS OPEN 14.5.4.1 OPENS SCREEN FOR Al BASED
ANALYTICS
14.3 UTILITY PROVIDER 8 REFERS TO COMMUNICATION FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 14.11 DETAILS OF UTILITY PROVIDER 14.4 DETAILS OF UTILITY 14.4.1 TYPE Legend for Figure 15 15.1 PHOTO OF PERSON 15.4.1 ID RECORDS 15.1.1 DETAILS 15.4.1.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS 8 REFERS TO COMMUNICATION FEED SECTION 15.4.2 MEDICAL RECORDS OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 15.4.2.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 15.4.3 EDUCATION RECORDS
OF THIS DOCUMENT
15.4.3.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS 8 REFERS TO SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 15.4.4 GOVERNMENT RECORDS 15.2 VITALS 15.4.4.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS 15.2.1 Al 15.4.5 LICENSES RECORDS 15.2.1.1 SCREENS OF Al BASED ANALYTICS OPEN 15.4.5.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS FOR THE VITAL 15.4.6 TRAINING RECORDS 15.2.2 BODY VITAL 1 -HEART RATE 15.4,6.1. FURTHER SCREENS OF RECORDS 15.2.3 LIVE FEED 15.2.4 Al 15.2.5 BODY VITAL 2 -OXYGEN RATE 15.2.6 LIVE FEED 15.2.7 Al 15.2.8 BODY VITAL 3 -TEMPERATURE 15.2.9 LIVE FEED 15.2.10 Al 15.2.11 BODY VITAL 4-BLOOD PRESSURE 15.2.12 LIVE FEED 15.4 RECORDS Legend for Figure 16 16.1 MONTH 16.1.11.1 GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS OPEN 16.1.1 MONTH 1 16.1.12 Al 16.1.2 VALUE 16.2 YEAR 16.1.3 GRAPHS 16.3 DECADE 16.1.4 Al 16.4 MARKET REPORTS 16.1.4.1 SCREENS OF AL BASED ANALYTICS 16.4.1 SCREEN OPENS OPEN 16.5 MARKET REPORTS 16.1.5 MONTH 2 16.6 MARKET REPORTS 16.1.6 VALUE 16.1.7 GRAPHS 16.1.8 Al 16.1,9 MONTH 3 16.1.10 VALUE 16.1.11 GRAPHS Legend for Figure 17 17.1 SAME AS FIGURE 16 Legend for Figure 18 18.1 REFERS TO SOLAR PANELS 18.7 REFERS BUS CREW 18.2 BUS PHOTO 15 REFERS TO FIGURE 15 OF THIS DOCUMENNT 18.3 DETAILS OF BUS 18.8 ROSTERS 18.4 LIVE GPS COORDINATES 18.8.1 DUTY ROSTERS 19 REFERS TO FIGURE 19 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT IN THIS DOCUMENT 18.8.2 BUS SCFIEDULES 8 REFERS TO COMMUNICATION SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 IN THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO POWER FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION IN FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 18.5 EQUIPMENTS 18.5.1 FIGURE OF EQUIPMENT 11 REFERS TO ADVERTISER IN FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT 17&18 REFERS TO MARKET VALUE FEED SECTION IN FIGURE 17&18 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 19 19.1 CREW DETAILS CLICKING ON CREW MEMBERS OPEN FIGURE 15 19,1.1 MIS FOR CREW 19.1.1.1 MAINTAINENCE SCHEDULE 19.1.1.2 CLEANING SCHEDULE 19.2 MONTHLY ROSTER 19.3 WEEKLY ROSTER REFERS TO FIGURE 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT 18.9 LIVE BUS DASHBOARD 18.9.1 SPEED 18.9.2 DISTANCE 18.9.3 WEIGHT 18.9.4 OCCUPANCY 18,10 SELF DRIVING BUS CONTROLS 18.10.1 OPENS AUTONOMOUS DRIVING CONTROLS 18.11 SELF DESTRUCT BUTTON 12 REFERS HOME APPLIANCES SECTION OF FIGURE 12 ON WHICH BUS PARTS WILL BE MODELLED FROM THIS DOCUMENT 13 OPENS FIGURE 13 FOR THE PART 12 REFERS TO RECORDS SECTION FROM THIS DOCUMENT 12 REFERS TO UTILITY CONSUMPTION SECTION OF THIS DOCUMENT 18.6 CLICKING ON THIS OPENS FIGURE 14 14 REFERS TO FIGURE 14 OF THIS DOCUMENT 19.4 DAILY ROSTER 19.5 YEARLY ROSTER 19.5.1 OPENS UP SCREEN Legend for Figure 20 20.1. REFERS TO MONTHLY 20.2 REFERS TO DAILY 20.3 REFERS TO WEEKLY 20.4 REAFERS TO YEARLY
20.5 ROUTE DESCRIPTION
20.5.1 ROUTE DETAILS 20.5.2 ROUTE MAP OPENS 20.5.3 ROUTE STOPPAGES 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 IN THIS DOCUMENT
20.5.4 TIME TABLE
20.6 PREVIOUS ROUTE
20.6.1 ROUTE DESCRIPTION
20.6.2 ROUTE MAP 20.6.3 ROUTE STOPPAGES
20.6.4 TIME TABLE
20.7 Al ANALYTICS 20.8 GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS 20.8.1 SCREENS GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS OPEN 20.9 SCREENS OF Al BASED ANALYTICS OPEN Legend for Figure 21 21.1 REFERS MINI WIND TURBINES 21.2 REFERS SOLAR ROOF 21.3 ADVERTISER DIGITAL SPACE 21.4 SEATING 21.5 ACTUAL PHOTO 21.6 DETAILS 21.7 LIVE G PS COORDINATES 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO SENSOR FEED OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO COMMUNICATION SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 11 REFERS ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO POWER FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO POWER FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 18 REFERS TO ROSTER SECTION OF FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT 19 REFERS TO FIGURE 19 REFERS TO FIGURE 20 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT 12 REFERS TO UTILITY CONSUMPTION SECTION OF FIGURE OF THIS DOCUMENT 14 REFERS TO FIGURE 14 19 REFERS TO MAINTAINENCE/ CLEANING CREW SECTION OF FIGURE 19 OF THIS DOCUMENT 12 REFERS TO RECORDS SECTION OF FIGURE 12 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 22: 22.1 SOLAR COVER ON TOP 22.2 LIGHT FOR NIGHT USE 22.3 PLASTIC WASTE BOTTLES 22.4 MIMICS FIGURE 21 legend for Figure 23: 23.1 SOLAR PANEL 23.2 ADVERTISING DIGITAL BOARD 21 REFERS FIGURE 21 OF THIS DOCUMENT 23.3 TRAFFIC CONTROL LIGHTS 23.3.1 SCREENS OPEN 23.4 PARTS TO BE MODELLED ON FIGURE 12& 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 24: FIGURE 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 25: FIGURE 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 26 26.1 WIND TURBINES 26.2 SOLAR PANEL FIGURE 12&21 REFERS TO FIGURE 12&21 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELLED FOR BUILDING 26.3 TO 26,13 REFERS TO VARIOUS FLATS 12 REFERS TO FIGURE 12 MODELLED FOR EACH FLAT AND BUILDING 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT 11 REFERS TO ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 11 REFERS TO ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT 29 REFERS TO FIGURE 29 MODELLED FOR PARKING LOT 26.13 BUILDING ERP SYSYTEMS 26.13.1 LINKS TO BUILDING ERP SYSTEMS Legend for Figure 27 27.1 POLICE STATION 15 REFERS TO FIGURE 15 OF THIS DOCUMENT 27.1.1 SOLAR PANELS ON WHICH PRISONERS SECTION IS MODELED 12, 21 & 26 REFERS TO FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF 27.3.1 1 THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION 27.3.2 2 27.2 CELL 1 27.3 CELL 2 9 REFERS TO MANUALS SECTION OF FIGURE 9 IN THIS DOCUMENT 27.3.3 3 27.3.4 4 REFERS TO FIGURE 15 WHICH OPENS FOR EACH PRISONER 8 REFERS TO SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 27.4 CELL 3 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 27.5 CELL 4 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 27.6 ROSTERS 19 & 20 REFERS 10 FIGURE 19 & 20 OF I HIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION 27.7 POLICE VEHICLES 27.1 VEHICLE 1 27.2 VEHICLE 2 27.3 VEHICLE 3 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 WHICH OPENS FOR EACH VEHICLE Legend for Figure 28 28.1 HOLOGRAM OF SCHOOL 28.2,19 PARENTS 28.1.1 SOLAR PANELS 28.2.20 DETAILS 28.1.2 WIND TURBINES 28.2.21 STUDENT 5 12, 21 & 26 REFERS TO FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF 28.2.22 CLASS THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION 28.2.23 PARENTS 28.2 STUDENT RECORDS 28.2.24 DETAILS 28.2.1 NAME 28.2.25 STUDENT 6 28.2.2 CLASS 28.2.26 CLASS 28.2,3 PARENTS 28.2.27 PARENTS 28.2.4 DETAILS 28.2.28 DETAILS 28.2.5 STUDENT 1 28.2.29 STUDENT 7 28.2.6 CLASS 28.2.30 CLASS 28.2.7 PARENTS 28,2.30.1 CLASS RECORD OPEN WITH 28.2.8 DETAILS SCHEDULE 28.2.9 STUDENT 2 28.2.31 PARENTS 28.2.10 CLASS 28.2.31.1 FIGURE 15 OPENS FOR PARENTS 28.2.11 PARENTS 28.2.32 DETAILS 28.2.12 DETAILS 28.2.32.1 FIGURE 15 OPENS FOR STUDENT 28.2.13 STUDENT 3 28.3 TEACHER RECORDS 28.2.14 CLASS28.3.1 TEACHER 1
CLASS
28.2.15 PARENTS 28.3.2 28.2.16 DETAILS 28.3.3 DETAILS 28.2.17 STUDENT 4 28.3.4 TEACHER 2 28.2.18 CLASS 28.3.5 CLASS Legend for Figure 28 28.3.6 DETAILS 28.5,5 VEHICLE 5 28.3.7 TEACHER 1 28.5.6 VEHICLE 6 28.3.8 CLASS 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OPENS FOR EACH 28.3.9 DETAILS VEHICLE 28.3,10 TEACHER 1 28.6 SCHOOL ERP 28.3.11 CLASS 28,6.1 LINKS TO ERP SYSTEMS 28.3.12 DETAILS 28,7 SCHOOL EQUIPMENTS 28.3.13 TEACHER 1 28.7.1 EQUIPMENT 1 28.3.14 CLASS 28.7.2 EQUIPMENT 2 28.3.14.1 CLASS RECORDS FOR EACH TEACHER 28.7.3 EQUIPMENT 3 28.3.15 DETAILS 13 REFERS TO FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT 28.3.15.1 FIGURE 15 OPENS FOR EACH
TEACHER
28.3.15.2 DUTY ROSTER 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 IN THIS DOCUMENT 28.4 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS SCHEDULE 28.4.1 CALENDAR (DAY-MONTH -YEAR) 28.5 SCHOOL VEHICLES 28.5.1 VEHICLE 1 28.5.2 VEHICLE 2 28.5.3 VEHICLE 3 28.5.4 VEHICLE 4 Legend for Figure 29 29.1 WIND TURBINES 29.2 SOLAR PANELS 29.3 PARKING LEVEL 3 29.4 PARKING LEVEL 2 29.5 PARKING LEVEL 1 12,21 & 26 REFERS TO FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 FROM THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS PORTION IS MODELLED 29.6 PARKING LEVEL/SPACES 29.6.1 TO 29.6.6 REFERS TO VARIOUS LEVELS IN THE PARKING LEVEL/SPACES 29.6.1.1 TO 29.6.1,5 REFERS TO VEHICLES PARKED IN A PARTICULAR LEVEL 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS MODELLED 29.6.1.3.1 CURRENT PARKING TIME 29.6.1.3.1.1 DIGITAL CLOCK 29.6.1.3.2 CURRENT PARKING CHARGES 29.7 PARKING LOT 29.7,1 ERP 29.7,1.1 LINKS TO ERP SYSTEMS 29.8 PARKING LOT EQUIPMENTS 29.8.1 TO 29.8.3 REFERS TO VARIOUS EQUIPMENTS 13 REFERS TO FIGURE 13 OF THIS ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS MODELLED Legend for Figure 30 30.1 WIND TURBINES 30.2 SOLAR PANELS 12, 21 & 26 REFERS TO DIAGRAMS 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS BASED ON 30.3 ROSTERS 19 & 20 REFERS TO FIGURE 19 & 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS MAPPED 30.3.1 ERP 30.3.1.1 LINKS TO ERP SYSTEMS 30.4 FIRE VEHICLES 30.4.1 VEHICLE 1 30.4.2 VEHICLE 2 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT 30.5 WATER CONSUMPTION 30.5.1 OPENS GAUGES 30.6 EQUIPMENTS 30,6.1 TO 30.6.3 REFERS TO VARIOUS EQUIPMENTS 13 REFERS TO FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION 15 BASED Legend for Figure 31 31.1 HOLOGRAM OF A HOTEL 31.1.1 SOLAR ROOF 31.1.2 WIND TURBINES 12, 21 & 26 REFERS TO FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION REFERS TO EQUIPMENTS SECTION OF FIGURE 30 IN THIS DOCUMENT 31,2 HOTEL ERP 31.2.1 PARKING LOT 29 REFERS TO FIGURE 29 IN THIS DOCUMENT 31.2.2 EVENTS 31.2.2.1 DAY 31.2.2.2 DETAILS OF EVENT 31.2.2.3 CLICK 31.2.2.3.1 OPEN FURTHER SCREENS 31.2,2.4 WEEK 31.2.2.5 MONTH 31.2.2.6 YEAR 31.3 HOTEL VEHICLES 31.3.1 VEHICLE 1 31.3.2 VEHICLE 2 31.3.3 VEHICLE 3 18 REFER TO FIGURE 18 FOR EACH VEHICLE Legend for Figure 32 32.1 HOLOGRAM OF A ROAD 32.1,1 SOLAR PANELS UNDER ROAD 32.1.2 EVERY 500 METERS THERE ARE POINTS TO CLICK FOR THE USER 32.2 PHOTO OF ROAD 32.3 LIVE GPS COORDINATES 32.4 DETAILS 8 REFERS TO SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 IN THIS DOCUMENT 9 REFERS TO MANUALS SECTION OF FIGURE 9 IN THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO COMMUNICTION FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO POWER FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 32.5 CRACK / POTHOLE DETECTION 32.5.1 POTHOLE SENSOR FEED 32.5.1.1 AREA OF CRACK 32.5.1.1.1 IMAGE 32.5.1,1.2 DETAILS 32.5.1.2 DEPTH OF CRACK 32.5.1.2.1 IMAGE 32.5.1.2.2 DETAILS 19 REFERS TO FIGURE 19 IN THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 33 33.1 ACTUAL PHOTO 33.2 LIVE GPS COORDINATES 33.3 DETAILS OF TREE 8 REFERS TO SENSOR FEED FROM FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED FROM FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 19 REFERS TO MAITAINENCE/ CLEANING CREW SECTION OF FIGURE 19 OF THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO POWER GENERATION FEED FROM FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 33.4 OXYGEN GENERATION FEED 33.4.1 MODELLED LIKE POWER FEED OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 33.5 CARBON DIOXIDE CONSUMPTION FEED 33.5.1 MODELLED LIKE POWER FEED OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 33.6 CARBON DATING FEED 33.6.1 LIFE OF TREE 33.6.1.1 DIGITAL DISPLAY 33.6.2 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION 33.6.2.1 CHEMICAL 1 33.6.2.2 DISPLAY 33.6.2.3 CHEMICAL 2 333 PLANTERS DETAILS 33.7.1 OPENS DETAILS OF PLANTERS S REFERS TO COMMUNICATION FEED OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT ON WHICH THIS SECTION IS MODELLED Legend for Figure 34 34.1 WIND TURBINE 34.2 SOLAR PANELS 12, 21 & 26 REFERS TO FIGURE 21, 21, & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELLED FOR THIS SECTION REFERS TO EQUIPMENT SECTION OF FIGURE 30 MODELLED FOR THIS SECTION 34,3 TO 34.6 REFERS TO VARIOUS CINEMA 12 REFERS TO FIGURE 12 OF THIS DOCUMENT FOR EACH CINEMA 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION IN FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 11 REFRS TO ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT 34.6.1 SEATING PLANS REFERS TO FIGURE 15 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELLED FOR EACH VIEWER 34.6.2 MOVIE SHOW HISTORY 34.6.2.1 DAY 34.6.2.2 WEEK 34.6.2.3 MONTH 34.6.2.4 YEAR 34.6.2.5 SHOW DETAILS 34.6.2.5.1 OPENS FURTHER SCREENS 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 11 REFERS TO ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT 34.7 PARKING LOT 29 REFERS TO FIGURE 29 OF THIS DOCUMENT 34.8 ERP 34.8.1 CINEMA ERP SYSTEMS Legend for Figure 35 35.1 HOLOGRAM OF A MUSEUM 34 REFERS TO FIGURE 34 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 36 36.1 HOLOGRAM OF PUBLIC PARK 36.2 PARK AREA 1 36.11 ACTUAL PHOTO 36.2.2 GPS LINE COORDINATES 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT S REFERS TO SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO COMMUNICATION FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 IN THIS DOCUMENT 19 REFERS TO FIGURE 19 IN THIS DOCUMENT 19 & 20 REFERS TO FIGURE 19 & 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION REFERS TO EQUIPMENTS SECTION OF FIGURE 30 IN THIS DOCUMENT 36.3 PARK AREA 2 36.4 PARK AREA 3 36.5 PARK AREA 4 36.6 PARK AREA 5 36.7 PARK AREA 6 36.8 TREES 36.8.1 TO 38.8.6 REFERS TO VARIOUS TREES 33 REFERS TO FIGURE 33 OF THIS DOCUMENT 29 REFERS TO FIGURE 29 OF THIS DOCUMENT 36.9 PARK ERP 36.9.1 LINK TO ERP SYSTEMS Legend for Figure 37 37.1 WIND TURBINE 37.2 SOLAR PANEL 12, 21 & 26 REFERS TO FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT 37.3 TO 37.5 REFERS SHOPS 12 REFERS TO FIGURE 12 FROM THIS DOCUMENT FOR EACH SHOP 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 11 REFERS TO ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT 29 REFERS TO PARKING LOT OF FIGURE 29 37.6 SHOPPING MALL ERP SYSTEM 37.6.1 LINKS TO SHOPPING MALL ERP SYSTEM REFERS TO EQUIPMENT SECTION OF FIGURE 30 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 38 38,1 WIND TURBINES 38.2 SOLAR PANELS 38.3 TELECOM SIGNALS 38.4 ACTUAL PHOTO 38.5 LIVE GPS COORDINATES 38.6 DETAILS 8 REFERS TO VIDEO FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO SENSOR FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 8 REFERS TO COMMUNICATION FEED SECTION OF FIGURE 8 OF THIS DOCUMENT 9 REFERS TO MANUALS SECTION OF FIGURE 9 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF!FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 38.7 HEIGHT OF ANTENNA 38.8 TRANSMITTER TOWER 38.8.1 FURTHER SCREENS OPEN 38.9 SIGNAL FREQUENCIES 38.10 UPLINK -DOWNLINK DATA RATE 38.11 WEATHER 19 REFERS TO MAINTAINENCE CREW FROM FIGURE 19 OF THIS DOCUMENT 19& 20 ROSTERS SECTION OF FIGURE 19& 20 OF THIS DOCUMENT 12 REFERS TO FIGURE 12 OF THIS DOCUMENT SHOWING UTILITY CONSUMPTION 38.12 TOWER ERP SYSTEMS 38.12.1 LINK TO ERP 8 REFERS TO FIGURE 8 SHOWING POWER GENERATION FEED OF THIS DOCUMENT 12 REFERS TO APPLIANCE CONTROL SECTION OF FIGURE 12 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO EQIPMENT SECTION OF FIGURE 30 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 39 39.1 REFERS TO FIGURE 38 MODELLED FOR THIS SECTION Legend for Figure 40 40.1 HOLOGRAM OF A HOSPITAL 12, 21 & 26 REFERS TO FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT MODELED FOR THIS SECTION 40.2 PARKING LOT 29 REFERS TO FIGURE 29 OF THIS DOCUMENT 40.3 HOSPITAL ERP 40.3.1 LINKS TO ERP SYSTEMS 40.4 AMBULANCES 4a4.1 TO 40.4.3 ARE VEHICLES REFERS TO EQUIPMENTS SECTION OF FIGURE 30 IN THIS DOCUMENT 40,5 DEPARTMENTS 40.5.1 TO 40.5.4 ARE CLICKABLE BUTTONS 40.5.1.1 TO 40.5.1.3 ARE WARDS 40.5.1.4 CLICKABLE BUTTON 40.5.1.4.1 TO 40.5.1.4.4 ARE BEDS 40.5.1.4.5 TO 40.5.1.4.8 ARE PATIENTS REFERS TO FIGURE 15 FOR EACH PATIENT REFERS TO FIGURE 15 FOR EACH ASSIGNED NURSE REFERS TO FIGURE 15 FOR EACH ASSIGNED DOCTOR Legend for Figure 41 41.1 TO 41,3 REFERS TO PLATFORMS 41.4 TO 41.5 REFERS TO TRACKS 12, 21 & 26 REFERS TO FIGURE 12, 21 & 26 OF THIS DOCUMENT 29 REFERS TO FIGURE 29 SHOWING PARKING LOT IN THIS DOCUMENT 41.6 RAILWAY ERP 41.6.1 SCREENS OF ERP SYSTEMS REFERS TO FIGURE 30 SHOWING EUIPMENTS IN THIS DOCUMENT 9 REFERS TO MANUAL SECTION OF FIGURE 30 OF THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO MANUFACTURER SECTION OF FIGURE 10 OF THIS DOCUMENT 11 REFERS TO ADVERTISER SECTION OF FIGURE 11 OF THIS DOCUMENT 41.7 RAIN SCHEDULES 41.7.1 TRAIN 18 REFERS TO FIGURE 18 OF THIS DOCUMENT MAPPED FOR EACH DOCUMENT 41.7.2 PASSENGER LIST 41.7.2.1 NAME 41.7.2.1.1 FIGURE 15 FOR EACH PASSENGER 41.7.3 Al 41.7.3.1 TRAIN 41.7.3.2 PARAMETERS 41.7.3.2.1 Al ANALYTICS SCREEN 32 REFERS TO FIGURE 32 MAPPED FOR PLATFROMS AND TICKETS 41.8 CROWD ANALYTICS 41.8.1 NO OF PEOPLE PER PLATFORM 41.8.2 NO OF PEOPLE IN RAILWAY STATION Legend for Figure 42 42.1 HOLOGRAM OF AN AIRPORT 42.11 SOLAR PANELS 42.1.2 WIND TURBINES 42.2 EXPANDS TO A 3-D VIEW OF EXACT AIRPORT ON CLICKING (LIKE FIGURE 7) 42.3 LIKE FIGURE 41 BUT MODELLED FOR AIRPORT 42.4 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL 42.5 AERO BRIDGE CONTROL 42.6 RUNWAY CONTROL 42.7 TOWER CONTROL 42.8 BAGGAGE CONTROL 419 IMMIGRATION CONTROL 42.10 BOARDING CONTROL 42.11 TARMAC CONTROL Legend for Figure 43 43.1 HOLOGRAM OF A POWER PLANT 43.2 EXPANDS TO 3-D VIEW OF THE POWER PLANT 43.3 MODELLED ON FIGURE 41 BUT FOR POWER PLANT 43.4 POWER GENERATION 43.4.1 FURTHER SCREENS 43.5 RAW MATERIALS 43.5.1 FURTHER SCREENS 43.6 POWER LOSS / DOWNTIME 43.6.1 FURTHER SCREENS 43.7 CITY GRID MAP 43.7.1 FURTHER SCREENS 43.8 POWER CONTROL ROOM 418.1 FURTHER SCREENS 43.9 POWER TRANSFORMERS 43.9.1 FURTHER SCREENS 43.10 RADIATION LEVELS 43.10.1 FURTHER SCREENS 43.11 GENERATORS 43.12 TURBINES 13 REFERS TO FIGURE 13 OF THIS DOCUMENT Legend for Figure 44 44.1 RUDRA SMART CITY Al 44.2 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AI 44.3 DESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS 44.3.1 SCREENS OPEN FOR EACH PARAMETER WITH ALL KINDS OF ANALYTICS, PLANNING AND OPERATIONS 44.3.2 FOR ALL POSSIBLE AND REQUIRED LISTED PARAMETERS 44.4 PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS AND OPERATIONS 44.4.1 SCREENS OPEN FOR EACH PARAMETER WITH ALL KINDS OF ANALYTICS, PLANNING AND OPERATIONS 44.4.2 FOR ALL POSSIBLE AND REQUIRED LISTED PARAMETERS 44.5 PRESECREPTIVE ANALYTICS AND OPERATIONS 44.5.1 SCREENS OPEN FOR EACH PARAMETER WITH ALL KINDS OF ANALYTICS, PLANNING AND OPERATIONS 44.5.2 FOR ALL POSSIBLE AND REQUIRED LISTED PARAMETERS 44.6 Al COGNITIVE ANALYTICS AND OPERATIONS (WARNING AUTONOMY GIVEN TO Al) 44.6.1 SCREENS OPEN FOR SELECTED PARAMETER FOR ALL PARAMETERS Legend for Figure 45 45.1 HOLOGRAM OF ROTATING EARTH 45.2 TO 45.3 HOLOGRAM OF ALL ASSETS WHICH CAN BE CLICKED TO OPEN SCREENS

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  1. We claim: 1. A system for providing complete global mobility, operation and execution anytime, anywhere, anyplace and by any user authorized for accessing a Smart City, Smart Town, or Smart Urban Spaces; the system using Augmented Reality-Mixed Reality for creating live "Digital Twins" referred to as Hologram Projections of all available "Physical Assets" including humans in real world complete with monitoring, visualization, communication, operations and execution capabilities; the system incorporating Data Infused Holograms with Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Powered Descriptive, Predictive, Prescriptive and Cognitive (Fully Autonomous) Analytics and operative capabilities for Global Urban Development; each Hologram of the physical assets having infinite data points as required.
  2. 2. The system as claimed in claim 1 provides live holographic visualizations of all Urban assets and every surface area of earth, all seas, waterways and land.
  3. 3. The system as claimed in claim 2, wherein live visualizations in holographic visualizations are provided with Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Analytics in real time, thereby leading to total awareness, planning, rehearsal, and execution-operations.
  4. 4. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims itself creates Absolute Situational awareness by providing real-time information on current situation and execution-operational capabilities.
  5. 5. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims is capable of being accessed anytime, anywhere and provides complete mobility for entire operations.
  6. 6. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims is operated by Touch and Voice Command.
  7. 7. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims is developed in Augmented Reality-Mixed Reality Holographic screens and projections.
  8. 8. The system as claimed in claim 7, wherein the Augmented Reality-Mixed Reality Holographic screens and projections comprise a smart eyewear device that can be worn by a user, i.e. human, alien, robot etc.
  9. 9. The system as claimed in claim 8, wherein the smart eyewear device comprises a plurality of clickable buttons for operation.
  10. 10. The system as claimed in claims 8 or 9, wherein the smart eyewear device is activated by voice command.
  11. 11. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims, wherein the Augmented Reality-Mixed Reality Holographic screens and projections comprise computers, tablets, mobile phones or smart screens.
  12. 12. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims is operated on a secured-encrypted environment due to its sensitivity and strategic deployment capabilities.
  13. 13. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims, wherein the authority level of access per screen and functions is decided as per user requirements.
  14. 14. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims, wherein the Holograms are either hand-held or capable of being moved around.
  15. 15. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims is created by HoloLens AR-MR Glasses, META 2 AR-MR Glasses, Any AR-MR Glasses, Magic Leap MR Glasses, Unity 3D, Vuforia, Maya 3D, Microsoft.Net Platform, Azure Cloud Platform, HTML 5, CSS 3, JavaScript, Angular, jQuery, IOT tech, Al/Machine Learning, Python.
  16. 16. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims provides a single Global platform for all types of Urban Development agencies, institutions, Companies, governments powered with Artificial Intelligence operational and analytics and real time monitoring through live "Digital Twins".
  17. 17. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims, wherein the assets comprise one or more railway stations (7.2.1), commercial buildings (7.2.2), shops (7.2.3), residential buildings (7.2.4), homes (7.2.5), schools (7.2.6), stalls (7.2.7), power plants (7.2.8), metro stations (7.2.9), water plants (7.2.10), government buildings (7.2.11), cinemas (7.2.12), fire brigade stations (7.2.13), traffic lights (7.2.14), police stations (7.2.15), trees (7.2.16), street lights (7.2.17), buses (7.2.18), bus stations (7.2.19), sewage plants (7.2.20), garbage bins (7.2.21), land fill (7.2.22), roads (7,2.23), shopping malls (7.124), airports (7.2.25), hospital (7.2.26) and other assets.
  18. 18. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims comprises options of water management (2.1.1), energy management (2.1.2), air management (2.1.3), transport management (2.1,4), waste management (2.1.5), population management (2.1.6), emergency services management (2.1.7), residential buildings management (2.1.8), commercial buildings management (2.1.9), infrastructure management (2.1.10) and corresponding Artificial Intelligence (Ai) management.
  19. 19. The system as claimed in claim 18, wherein the Artificial Intelligence (Ai) management comprises air management Ai (2.1.13), transport management Ai (2.1.14), waste management Ai (11.15), population management Ai (2.1.16), emergency services management Ai (2.1.17), residential buildings management Ai (2.1.18), commercial buildings management Ai (2.1.19) and infrastructure management Ai (2.1.20).
  20. 20. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims provides a hologram map of any single country or a combination of two or more countries.
  21. 21. The system as claimed in claim 20, wherein the hologram map of any single country or a combination of two or more countries is divided into micro-GPS grids.
  22. 22. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims provides a satellite image of an asset or a combination of two or more assets.
  23. 23, The system as claimed in any one of previous claims provides an air view or a ground view of an asset or a combination of two or more assets.
  24. 24. The system as claimed in any one of previous claims provides details (8.2, 14.4, 18.3, 21.6, 32.4, 33.3, 33.7, 38.6), video feed (8.3), communication feed (8.4), advertiser (8.5, 11.1), live GPS coordinates (8.6, 18.4, 21.7, 32,3, 33.2, 36.2.2, 38.5), sensor feed (8.7), power feed (8.8), manuals (8.9, 9.1), manufacturer (8,10, 10.1), (8.11), materials used for construction (9.2), photo (12,1, 13.1, 15.1, 18.2,21.5, 32.2, 311, 36.2.1,38.4), records (12.1, 15.4, 28.2, 28.3), utility consumption (12.4), power generation feed (12.5), market value (12.6), screens (12.5), names (14.1), bills (14,2), provider (14.3), vitals (15.2), month (16,1), year (16.2), decade (16.3), market reports (16.4, 16.5, 16.6), equipment (18.5, 28.7, 19.8, 30.6), crew (18.7), roasters (18.8, 30.3), live dashboard (18.9), self-driving control (18.10), wind turbines (21.1, 26.1, 28.1.2, 29.1, 30.1, 31.1.2, 34.1, 37.1, 38.1, 42.1.2), solar roof / panel (18.1, 21.2, 23.1, 26.2, 27.1,1, 28,1.1, 29.2, 30.2, 31.1.1, 32.1.1, 34.2, 37.2, 38.2, 42.1.1), advertiser digital space / board (21.3, 23.2), seating (21.4), solar cover (22.1), light for night use (22.2), plastic waste bottles (22.3), traffic control lights (23.3), flats (26.3 to 26.13, cells (27.2 to 27.6), vehicles {27.7, 28.5, 30.4, 30.4.3, 30.4.2, 31.3), schedule {28.4, 41.7), ERP (28.6, 31.2, 34.8, 36.9, 40.3, 41.6), parking level / space / lot (29.3 to 29.7, 34.7, 40.2), water consumption (30.5), crack / pothole (32.5), oxygen generated feed (33.4), carbon dioxide consumption feed (33,5), carbon dating feed (33.6), park area (36.2 to 36.7), telecom signals (38.3), height (38.7), transmitter tower (38.8) signal frequencies (38.9), uplink -downlink data rate (38.10), weather (38.11), ambulance (40.4), departments (40.5), railway platforms (41.1 to 41.3), tracks (41.4 to 41.5) power generation (43.4), raw materials (43.5) power loss / downtime (43.6), city grid map (43.7), power control room (43.8), power transformers (43.9), radiation levels (43.10), generators (43.11) and turbines (43.12) of one or more assets.
  25. 25. A method for providing complete global mobility, operation and execution anytime, anywhere, anyplace and by any user authorized for accessing a Smart City, Smart Town, or Smart Urban Spaces, the method comprising: incorporating Data Infused Holograms with Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Powered Descriptive, Predictive, Prescriptive and Cognitive (Fully Autonomous) Analytics and operative capabilities for Global Urban Development; and creating live "Digital Twins" referred to as Hologram Projections of all available "Physical Assets" including humans in real world complete with monitoring, visualization, communication, operations and execution capabilities by using Augmented Reality-Mixed Reality, each Hologram of the physical assets having infinite data points as required.
  26. 26. The method as claimed in claim 25 comprising providing live holographic visualizations of all Urban assets and every surface area of earth, all seas, waterways and land.
  27. 27. A method for executing a system for providing complete global mobility, operation and execution anytime, anywhere, anyplace and by any user authorized for accessing a Smart City, Smart Town, or Smart Urban Spaces, the method comprising starting a device with Augmented Reality-Mixed Reality holographic projection capability; selecting a management option; selecting a country or a combination of two or more countries to obtain a Hologram map with micro GPS grids of the selected country or a combination of two or more countries; obtaining an appropriate image; and obtaining a hologram with details and vitals of an asset or a combination of two or more assets.
  28. 28. The method as claimed in claim 27, wherein the management option comprises options of water management (2.1.1), energy management (2.1.2), air management (2.1,3), transport management (2.1A), waste management (2.1.5), population management (2.1.6), emergency services management (2.1.7), residential buildings management (2.1.8), commercial buildings management (2.1.9), infrastructure management (2.1.10), air management Ai (2.1.13), transport management Ai (2.1.14), waste management Ai (2.1.15), population management Ai (2.1.16), emergency services management Ai (2.1.17), residential buildings management Ai (2.1.18), commercial buildings management Ai (2.1.19) and infrastructure management Ai (2.1.20).
  29. 29. The method as claimed in claims 27 or 28, wherein the step of obtaining an appropriate image comprises obtaining a satellite image in air view or a ground view of an asset or a combination of two or more assets.
  30. 30. The method as claimed in any one of previous claims further comprising obtaining details of manuals and / or manufacturer and / or advertiser of the device.
  31. 31. The method as claimed in any one of previous claims, wherein in one or more steps, the method comprises the option of going to the first step and / or to the previous step.
  32. 32. The method as claimed in claims 25 and 26, and the method as claimed in claims 27 to 31 being operated by clickable buttons and / or voice command.
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