SLIDE 10 CONNECTING DIGITIZING CREATING OPEN COLLABORATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE ECOSYSTEM
SMART LIGHTING / LIGHTING AS AN INFRASTRUCTURE
WHY VIA LIGHTING? It is exciting time for lighting as never before. LED technology - the most signifjcant revolution in the lighting industry since the invention of the light bulb - is now trusted and widely deployed around the world. Connected lighting further advances digital lighting technology by bringing connected LED luminaries and smart sensors into the Internet of Things. Well-designed connected lighting systems supported by excellent IoT architecture of platforms routinely achieve energy savings of as much as 80 percent when compared with conventional lighting. CITYSYS is the system combining a Smart Lighting IoT solution with effective and immediately useable Smart City IoT
- infrastructure. The luminaire equipped with the IoT component creates an intelligent system.
CITYSYS is the only system in Europe which supports interoperability management with artifjcial intelligence, which has been
- ne of the main challenges of Smart Cities.
Lighting network is alway under power and you are able to connect all the other devices and solutions to public lighting pole, which is under 24/7 voltage (sensors, cameras,...). You can also control all devices remotely via CitySys, for example switch the luminaires digitally off.
Ideal Position
Lights are ideally distributed in spaces
Better Communication
Better conditions for the propagation
Anti-vandalism
Luminaire installation height protects them from vandalism
Ideal location
Ideal location for installing cameras and sensors
No reconstruction
There is no need to build a new electricity grid, it is possible to use the power network of the lighting system
Lighting
Lights are found in all important parts of the city
Savings
Replacing them with LED luminaries brings savings and, in turn, the municipality
Distribution
They are evenly distributed (uniformity)
Saving Funds
For further city development
Power reserve
Utilization of the originally designed capacity of the electrical network even at a reduced consumption
Extended functionality
when using a scalable system with smart luminaries
Constant Power Supply
A constant power supply forms the basis for most sensors and devices in the Smart City