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EEE31 IOT (Internet of Things) for Optimal Lighting Control in Green Buildings EEE31 By : Marcellinus Jerricho Simon Julian Lauw - Nanyang Junior College BACKGROUND INFORMATION WHAT IS GOING ON? CLIMATE CHANGE WARMER SINGAPORE TWICE


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EEE31

IOT (Internet of Things) for Optimal Lighting Control in Green Buildings

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By : Marcellinus Jerricho Simon Julian Lauw

  • Nanyang Junior College

EEE31

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BACKGROUND INFORMATION

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WHAT IS GOING ON?

CLIMATE CHANGE

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WARMER

SINGAPORE TWICE AS FAST

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WHAT IS SINGAPORE DOING?

  • Aim to reduce 36% of carbon emission from 2005-2030
  • Building sector is the second largest energy consumer
  • Lighting (15%)
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BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION AUTHORITY (BCA)

1. Major buildings to comply to code of practice SS531, which requires them to have:

  • Efficient lighting
  • Mitigation of overly lit areas
  • Minimum lights lifespan of 50000 hours
  • Controllable lamp variables
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GREEN MARK FOR NON RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

  • 2. BCA implemented standards and credited buildings with greater energy use

efficiency. Such as:

  • Regular colour (temperature) uniformity.
  • Lighting designed to avoid flicker and stroboscopic effects
  • Meeting the minimum colour rendering
  • LED Luminaries certified under Singapore green Building

Council (SGBP) scheme

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Minimum lifespan rating

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GREEN BUILDING

both a structure and the application of processes that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building's life-cycle: from planning to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and demolition.

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Why lighting

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ON WELL-BEING

‘Light has an enormous effect on our physical and mental well-being,’ said Stanley Felderman of Felderman Keatinge & Associates.

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= GREATER COMFORT AND PRODUCTIVITY

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OBJECTIVE

To produce an energy-efficient smart lighting system that increases comfort and user’s productivity through light intensity.

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TARGET AREA: OFFICE, RETAIL AND RESIDENTIAL

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METHODOLOGY

Prototype development Measure of success Design Further improvement

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MEASURE OF SUCCESS

Blue Light Exposure and Circadian Stimulus Calculator using TSL2561 Luminosity Sensor for Raspberry Pi

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PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT

Effective Light Control This would be controlled using Colour Intensity parameter by being Colour Thresholded beforehand. Colour Thresholding : Image segmentation. Colour Intensity : brightness of the color. Demonstration on using the colour thresholding and Intensity

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DESIGN

1. Standard Raspberry Pi Display with touch screen. 2. Interface would provide good contrast and adjustable text size ( which comes by default ).

Back Front

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3D DESIGN DEMONSTRATION

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FURTHER IMPROVEMENT

Machine Learning Algorithm Motion Detector Demonstration of the Algorithm for small sample space

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Limitation & Conclusion

Equipment Limitation and knowledge limitation:

  • 3D printer
  • Raspberry Pi and Large image Processing
  • Integrating the modules using bottom-up fashion
  • Circadian Stimulus Calculator Source Code and computation

Overall, the study has tried to develop an automated model of a lamp that can help to create an efficient lighting using Raspberry Pi.

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Thank you for your kind attention

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Q&A