FromInnovative Control For

Outdoor Lighting

ToSmart City

Already available at any place, why would not the street lighting network become the driving force behind the development of smart city network?

From Smart Lighting Lighting requirements

Dynamic lighting network

Distributed intelligence

To Smart City Solutions Today available

What next?

Utopia or dreams? Smart City challenges

Example of realization

Outline

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The design of street lighting is based on lighting classes:

SmartNodes software module configuration to cope with any above elements:

One normal lighting class

Different adapted lighting classes

Lighting classes requirements

Geometry

Environment

User

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Lightingclasses

Traffic flow

Traffic speed

User Type

…

Climate

Ambient light level

Visual field

Separation

Crossing type and density

…

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“Light where and when needed, at the right level ”

A bubble of light is generated by communicating agents, in a decentralized fashion.

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Lower Energy Costs

Up to 80% of energy savings and 30% of maintenance costs

reduction

Earth Friendly

Improved ecological footprint and decreased

light pollution6

SmartNodes is a new real time intelligent management model for street lighting

SmartNodes Concept

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Distributed intelligence

Concept

Sensors on the field

Interpretation and communication between neighboring luminaries

Local decision

Advantages

No weak points in the network

Everything is local: Eventual system faults

Network modifications and adaptations

Specificities : parameters, traffic,...

Installation ease

Network growth

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“When Smart Connected Lighting Network can feed a platform with services for users”

Access point (“APS”)

SmartCity

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Remote Monitoring &

Control

Full remote access and advanced statistics

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Central Management Software (“CMS”)

…ToSmart CitySolutions

Advanced lighting monitoring & asset management

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… and advanced lighting control

To change strategy on individual or global basis , reconfigure the lighting network, to upgrade firmware, etc…

Information

Basic status

Uptime

Strategy

Lighting parameters

Lighting network

LED status

Driver status

Control module status

Power

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Traffic optimization & monitoring

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“When Smart+ Connected Lighting Network can leverage investment

across other city systems”

Additional sensors: weather, air pollution, noise level, etc.

Monitoring and control

Variable message road signs

Electric car charging stations

Automatic watering system

Waste management

Etc.

Street lighting network to become the backbone of Smart City

SmartCity

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Ghost driver detection Get blinking the luminaires for danger signaling

Call police

Example of incident detection

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Example of environmental monitoring & analysis

Over pollution detected Stop all traffic to prevent people from being affected

Close all light to dissuade pedestrian to come nearby

Call the competent authorities

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Example of waste management

Fine waste management Detect full bins

Predict bin usage

Send collecting truck only when and where needed

Utopia or dreams?

Site Description Contracting authority : Régie de Wavre

Residential area of about 400 houses

282 standalone modules since Apr’15

Video on www.smartnodes.be/installations

Wavre (South of Brussels)Smart

City

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SmartCities throughSmartStreets Lighting

Savings up to 80% of electricity & 30% of maintenance

Telemonitoringand telecontrol

Traffic management & statistics

Full EN norms compliance with increased comfort

Improved ecological footprint

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