10 years ago, using the infrastructure and know-how from Flash Lighting Services and the “smart” technology from Flashnet, the two companies laid the foundations of a project that will transform Romania forever: adding a layer of intelligence to public lighting infrastructure and using it as a basis for future smart city initiatives.
inteliLIGHT, Flashnet’s connected lighting solution and innovation leader in the smart street lighting industry, is enhancing its adaptive lighting features with best in class radar-based motion detection from Comlight, Norway.
Combining city management trends with the most recent functionality and design expectations, Flashnet’s software engineers have built a more flexible, user-centric, smart-city centered experience.
Reading this article will help you understand what smart street lighting is, how it evolved and what makes it “smart”. You will also gain insight into what the future holds for smart street lighting and how it is a core element for building the smart cities of the future.
Advocating for open architecture and multi-vendor platforms, Flashnet keeps its promise once more: inteliLIGHT has obtained the TALQ certification.
Springwise, a global source for innovation intelligence, noticed smart street lighting capabilities for sustainable development.
Flashnet are leading significant city deployments and developing innovative street lighting technology solutions that integrate with the broader smart cities market”, says a Guidehouse report on Smart Street Lighting Vendors
Long-term energy efficiency and environmental concerns seem to overcome pandemic worries in these times of uncertainty, as smart lighting investments continue as part of smart city projects all over the country.
ELBA-COM, the sales representative of ELBA - the Romanian leader for lighting fixtures manufacturing - has joined forces with FLASHNET and inteliLIGHT to develop smart street lighting systems and lay ground for further smart city development in Europe.
Smart street lighting provided by inteliLIGHT and installed by ENGIE, combines LoRaWAN and GSM communications for a custom street lighting solution to Italian city of Grottaglie.
