Ein intelligentes Gebäude / Eine intelligente Stadt ist eine Struktur, bei der automatisierte Prozesse zur Steuerung des Gebäude- bzw. Stadtbetriebs verwendet werden. Beleuchtung, Heizung, Lüftung, Klimaanlage, Sicherheit wie Türen oder Schlüssel oder andere Systeme. Intelligente Städte nutzen Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien (IKT), um die Qualität und Leistung städtischer Dienstleistungen für die Einwohner der Stadt zu verbessern, z. B. Verkehr, Energie und Versorgung, um den Ressourcenverbrauch bzw. die -verschwendung und die Gesamtkosten allgemein zu senken.
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