In the context of building an ecological civilisation, optimising the conservation and utilisation patterns of urban ecological space has become an important initiative in territorial spatial planning. Based on a review of the three interactive histories of urban ecological space and technological development, this report proposes that in the face of the development of a new generation of smart technologies, those that have been applied to urban ecological space and have begun to show their power need to be paid attention to. At present, smart technologies act on urban ecological space in two ways: firstly, through substitution, regulation and penetration, directly influencing urban ecological space with associated new energy, biological purification and other related ecological technologies; secondly, through the indirect influence of derivation and enhancement, changing the personal normative awareness and spatial perception of residents, enterprises and managers, innovating the way urban ecological space is presented and utilised, and forming a positive influence on urban ecological space. and form positive behavioural feedback on urban ecological space. In the future, while paying attention to the possible negative impacts of smart technologies on urban ecological space, academic research on the interaction between human and ecology under the influence of smart technologies should be further strengthened to build a framework for smart and sustainable urban planning based on 'human-technology-ecology'.

Smart technology;Influence;Urban Eco-Spaces;Planning proposals