Smart street lighting is not just about illumination—it’s a foundational component of the modern smart city.
Key Advantages:
IoT Hub Potential: Light poles can host sensors for air quality, traffic monitoring, and Wi-Fi hotspots.
Data-Driven Urban Planning: Lighting usage patterns help optimize city layouts and energy distribution.
Scalability: Systems can be upgraded to support 5G small cells and autonomous vehicle connectivity.
Case Study: Singapore’s Lamppost-as-a-Platform initiative uses smart street lights to deploy surveillance cameras, environmental sensors, and EV charging stations.
By investing in remote-controlled lighting, cities lay the groundwork for a fully connected, intelligent urban ecosystem.
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