Unlocking the potential of smart lighting
summary
Lucy Zodion describes an Aberdeen deployment using LoRaWAN with 17,000 of 32,000 lights fitted with UK‑made key‑node controllers on 7‑pin NEMA bases, six gateways now scaling toward 15–19 gateways and radio range claims up to 10–15 km. The system reports 60–70% energy savings from LED + dimming profiles, integrates with GIS and third‑party platforms, runs multiple verticals (flood, river flow, waste, air quality, traffic), and uses an open interoperable stack that is deployed and operational.
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- 0:00Start
- 3:26The Aberdeen Street Lighting Initiative
- 7:32Benefits
- 11:02How Many Gateways Were Used for the Aberdeen Project and What Type of Gateways Were Used
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