MiNT (Madrid Inteligente) is the City of Madrid's smart city technology platform, developed to centralise urban data collection, processing, and service delivery across the Spanish capital. The platform integrates data from thousands of IoT sensors, traffic systems, environmental monitoring stations, and municipal service networks to provide city managers with a unified dashboard for urban operations.
MiNT supports real-time monitoring and management of critical city functions including traffic flow, public lighting, air quality, noise levels, waste collection, and water distribution. The platform's open architecture allows integration with new data sources and technology solutions as they are deployed, ensuring that Madrid's smart city infrastructure can evolve alongside emerging technologies.
A key component is the urban analytics capability, which uses machine learning algorithms to identify patterns in urban data and support predictive decision-making, such as anticipating traffic congestion, optimising waste collection routes, or detecting anomalies in utility networks. The platform also supports citizen-facing services through the Madrid city app, which provides residents with access to real-time information about public transport, air quality, and municipal services.
MiNT reflects Madrid's approach to smart city development as a tool for improving government efficiency and citizen experience rather than technology for its own sake. The platform has been recognised at the Smart City Expo World Congress and serves as a reference for other Spanish and European cities developing integrated urban management systems.