The integration of geoelectric field monitoring into outdoor seating represents a cutting-edge fusion of sustainability and smart technology. By embedding sensors within benches or seating structures, cities can harness real-time data on subsurface electrical activity, aiding in environmental monitoring and urban planning. One innovative approach involves solar-powered seating with built-in geoelectric sensors, providing dual functionality as public furniture and a data collection hub. Another method utilizes conductive materials in seating designs to passively measure ground currents, creating a seamless blend of form and function. For high-traffic areas, modular seating systems with wireless geoelectric sensors offer scalable solutions that adapt to changing urban needs. These advancements not only enhance public spaces but also contribute to smarter, more responsive cities. The future of outdoor seating lies in its ability to serve as both a resting place and a node in our growing network of environmental intelligence.