Santiago de Chile lights up the way for smart city investments in South America and inteliLIGHT is the solution of choice for street lighting control. Together with ENGIE, FLASHNET will install NEMA controllers with a mix of LoRaWAN and cellular communications.

inteliLIGHT, Flashnet’s smart street lighting control solution, will be soon available for integration using the uCIFI unified data model for IoT networks.

Flashnet and ELBA-COM’s collaboration started in the summer of 2019 with a project in Ramnicu Sarat (RO). Since then, the two companies have been working together on public lighting projects all around the country, encouraging smart city development in Romania.

Flashnet has developed the first NB-IoT compatible ZHAGA smart streetlight controller, long awaited by those who prefer the NB-IoT communication technology for their smart city projects.

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.

Advocating for open architecture and multi-vendor platforms, Flashnet keeps its promise once more: inteliLIGHT has obtained the TALQ certification.

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.