A smart campus for education uses technology to make the learning experience more efficient and effective for students. For example, a smart campus can provide students with access to online resources, tools for collaboration, and other digital resources that can help them succeed in their studies.   Additionally, a smart campus can offer personalized learning experiences tailored to each student's needs and interests. Beyond the classroom, the technology can also be leveraged for other benefits, e.g., guiding visitors in the open parking spaces, emergency broadcasts for the security and safety of staff and students, automated kiosks for food services, and automation of teachers' administrative tasks.   Smart campuses are also becoming more common as universities look for ways to reduce their environmental impact. By managing energy consumption and waste production via smart technology, campuses can operate more sustainably – benefiting both the environment and the bottom line.