REGEN SMART LIGHTING

1. Data Collecting

The data collected from smart devices attached in existing and new infrastructures transmits to central platform via wired and wireless communications such as Zigbee, LoRaWAN, NB-loT, RF-Mesh, GSM and LTE. The real-time data will be visualized and displayed in a central command center to provide valuable information for decision making, quick response on events, and preven-tion for potential risks.

2. Remote Control

Smart devices can be remotely controlled in real-time or operated on a preset schedule. Tasks based on time, calendar, and sensor data can be executed for individual devices or in groups. In addition to street light control, the smart street lighting system also supports audio, video and text tasks for LED displays and broadcasting speakers.

3. City Infrastructure

The complete profile of each infrastructure asset, from manufacture to retirement, is recorded in the database. This includes basic product information, installation and maintenance history, current status, and alarm history. By connecting previously isolated devices into one central- ized management system, all information can be tracked and analyzed to make cities smarter, more efficient and sustainable.

4. Proactive Maintenance

Alarms on city infrastructure like power abnormalities, device malfunctions, communication lost, and theft can be sent as notifications and alerts to computers and mobile devices. This enables decision-makers and city workers to pre-plan inspections and address failures proactively. With ticket handling, prioritized management,optimized routes for inspection and maintenance vehicles, labor and truck roll costs can be reduced while improving efficiency.

5. Easy Integration

Smart city encompasses various divisions including smart security, energy, healthcare, mobility, water management, waste management, and more. This means a city has many distinct subsystems. The key to becoming a truly smart city is integrating data from these siloed systems. With open APl and MQTT protocols, the smart street lighting system can be integrated into third-party software and smart city dashboards. Likewise, data from third-party systems can be made available for integration into the street lighting system.

6. System Security

Smart Street Lighting System implements several measures to ensure stable long-term operation, including event recording, password protection, multi-level user manage- ment, and remote backup. This provides strong fault tolerance and recovery capabilities. A variety of network security protections have been designed to guard against malicious attacks, ensuring a high degree of security and confidentiality. Strict access authentication is performed on all equipment and users accessing the system to guar- antee secure and stable connections.