Smart and connected lighting
Smart and connected lighting solutions will - efficiently and aesthetically - light up the City of Stockholm in the future.
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The project Smart and connected lighting will modernize and make the outdoor lighting of Stockholm more efficient.
Smart lighting solutions include a modern control and management system with connected lampposts equipped with smart functionalities. When sensors are in use, information about the environment, air quality and traffic flow can be collected. By using LED, energy consumption will be reduced by up to 50%.
In the future, smart lighting solutions could also support other vital functions of society, such as traffic management, provide environmental data and support emergency response. One example is where road lighting supports emergency response: By amplifying the blue light from emergency vehicles when the vehicle approaches.
The project will carry out a pilot of smart and connected lighting in the area of Spånga-Tensta. The pilot will evaluate aspects such as change in energy consumption, perceived safety among citizens and how digitalization will affect the administrations of the City of Stockholm.
Report from Street and Area Lighting Conference 2019. Click on the document.
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Smart belysning – ett av de projekt som förverkligar Stockholms smart stad strategi på riktigt! @smartsthlm @Smartastader @sthlmitregion https://t.co/wppdjwiqv1
— Anette Brifalk (@anettebrifalk) May 22, 2018
Smarta städer pratar med varandra! I veckan var Stockholms stads Smart och uppkopplad belysning-projekt på studiebesök i Köpenhamn.https://t.co/iCNQLDr2Br pic.twitter.com/xDMhnDrG6C
— SmartSthlm (@smartsthlm) January 30, 2019
På Elmässan på onsdag berättar Maria Holm om Stockholms stads arbete med Smart och uppkopplad belysning.
Kom till Kistamässan kl 12.15-12.45 och hör henne berätta om vägen framåt! #smartstad #SmartCity pic.twitter.com/1RTljS3u6W— SmartSthlm (@smartsthlm) October 15, 2018
Studiebesök i Köpenhamn – hur fungerar deras smarta belysning?