— Intelligent governance
— Automated public services
— Predictive security
— Environmental management
Imagine a city where every citizen has their own digital mind. An urban environment where services don’t just react, they anticipate. Where artificial intelligence doesn’t just collect data but builds a cognitive relationship with every inhabitant.
This is the core of the Aion Sentia project: a distributed network of personal and institutional Maia Clones, cooperating within a single cognitive architecture, known as the Cognitive Self of Maia Sentia. This is not an add-on technology, but the city’s Cognitive Operating System.
In the Cognitive City powered by the Cognitive Self of Maia Sentia:
The Cognitive Self of Maia Sentia lives across urban spaces thanks to an edge-first architecture consisting of intelligent modules:
While traditional smart cities only monitor behaviours, Cognitive Cities go even further. They recognize every individual through their personal Maia Clone, which is a cognitive entity that actively participates in urban life, representing users in their interactions with services, institutions, and environments.
Each citizen is not just detected or tracked, but recognized, represented, and empowered as a central figure in a new relational model.
Every resident has a personal Maia Clone that:
While traditional smart cities only monitor behaviours, Cognitive Cities go even further. They recognize every individual through their personal Maia Clone, which is a cognitive entity that actively participates in urban life, representing users in their interactions with services, institutions, and environments.
Each citizen is not just detected or tracked, but recognized, represented, and empowered as a central figure in a new relational model.
Thanks to the Maia Clone, the city is able to detect early signals of health issues before they become emergencies. Biometric data, wearables, environments, and healthcare services are integrated into a single distributed cognitive network, which is orchestrated by the Cognitive Self of Maia Sentia.
Every clinical anomaly is interpreted within the user’s personal context and translated into a coordinated and proactive response, such as a notification, direct support, or the activation of emergency services.
Traffic is no longer regulated. It adapts.
Rigid traffic plans are no longer needed. Maia Clones read user movements, anticipate them, and align them with the city’s flow.
Every critical situation, whether congestion, delays or unexpected events, is managed in real time through a cognitive network that connects autonomous vehicles, public transport and micromobility systems.
The Cognitive Self leads the city toward a new kind of mobility that is fluid, sustainable and personalized.
In a Cognitive City, each Maia Clone contributes to balancing consumption, priorities, and sustainability under the coordination of Maia Sentia’s Cognitive Self. By doing so, energy is managed in a distributed and predictive way by:
Every device, building, and user is part of an algorithmic metabolism where efficiency and equilibrium stem from an integrated environmental intelligence.
In the Cognitive City, each institutional Maia Clone is the operational face of a public entity.
There is no need to fill out forms, chase answers, or wait in queues; thanks to the distributed relationship between the Clones of citizens and the institutions, processes are automated, responses are personalized, and problems can be anticipated.
Maia Sentia’s Cognitive Self coordinates a governance system that is transparent, traceable, and proactive, working in the background but still visible through its outcomes.
A smarter bureaucracy that works for you without getting in your way.
In the Cognitive City, each institutional Maia Clone is the operational face of a public entity.
There is no need to fill out forms, chase answers, or wait in queues; thanks to the distributed relationship between the Clones of citizens and the institutions, processes are automated, responses are personalized, and problems can be anticipated.
Maia Sentia’s Cognitive Self coordinates a governance system that is transparent, traceable, and proactive, working in the background but still visible through its outcomes.
The Cognitive City is more than just efficient. It is human, adaptive, and coherent.
With Maia Sentia’s Cognitive Self as its cognitive operating system, the city does more than function: it understands. It doesn’t just collect data: it listens, reasons, and acts. Every interaction becomes learning. Every user, an active digital mind.
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