At the IDHUS Institute, we research, analyze, and interpret the transformation of cities through the lens of artificial intelligence and technological innovation. Our mission is to generate strategic knowledge and applied insights that guide the design of intelligent, resilient, and human-centered urban systems. We approach cities as living laboratories of change—complex ecosystems where social, environmental, and digital dimensions intersect—and we translate data, research, and foresight into actionable strategies for sustainable urban development.
Advancing Urban Intelligence Through Knowledge, Innovation, and Strategy
Because we work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, urban development, and human progress, our mission is to help cities evolve into intelligent, sustainable, and inclusive ecosystems, where technology and data serve the well-being of people and the planet.
Through our three core areas of activity—Consulting Services, Education & Training, and Research & Innovation Projects—we generate knowledge, design strategies, and develop solutions that enable governments, institutions, and communities to navigate the digital transformation of urban life.
From strategic advisory for public administrations to advanced training programs and collaborative research initiatives, our work brings together science, ethics, and innovation to shape the intelligent cities of tomorrow.

Applied Research and Urban Intelligence
We produce studies, reports, and policy papers that explore how artificial intelligence and digital transformation are reshaping urban systems. Our applied research covers areas such as:
- AI-driven urban analytics and predictive modeling
- Urban demographics, mobility, and migration dynamics
- Social and spatial equity in digital societies
- Urban economies and the future of work
- Ecological transition and climate-tech resilience
- Digital governance, data ethics, and participatory systems
- Cultural identity and technological adaptation in cities
Each publication aims to enhance global understanding of how intelligent systems can make cities more efficient, inclusive, and sustainable.
Events and International Conferences
We organize and participate in global conferences, expert roundtables, and cross-disciplinary forums that bring together urbanists, technologists, policymakers, and innovators.
These events foster critical dialogue and knowledge exchange, creating a collaborative space where ideas evolve into shared strategies for the responsible use of AI in urban development.
Education and Training
We design and deliver educational programs, workshops, and specialized seminars focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence, urban transformation, and sustainability.
Our training activities aim to provide professionals, institutions, and students with a holistic understanding of how digital technologies are redefining urban management, social organization, and environmental resilience worldwide.
Innovation and Research Projects
We participate in international projects focused on applying intelligent technologies to urban challenges—ranging from smart infrastructure and mobility optimization to data-driven policy design and climate adaptation.
Many of these initiatives are supported by European Union programs such as Horizon Europe, as well as by collaborations with cities, universities, and research centers.
Through these projects, the Institute contributes to the design of scalable, ethical, and sustainable urban intelligence frameworks.
Collaboration and Global Networks
The IDHUS Institute actively builds alliances and partnerships with academic institutions, international organizations, public administrations, and private sector leaders.
We believe that the future of cities depends on cross-sector collaboration and shared innovation.
Our global network fosters joint research, knowledge transfer, and policy dialogue aimed at shaping the intelligent, sustainable cities of tomorrow.

The IDHUS Institute aspires to be an international reference point for understanding how artificial intelligence and human creativity can work together to transform cities into spaces of progress, equity, and resilience—where technology serves people, and knowledge guides transformation.
