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.

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.

1NCE, FLASHNET’s connectivity partner, is expanding rapidly and already includes all major countries in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia, offering seamless bearer support for a fixed lifetime fee.

In view of the increasing spread of the coronavirus in Europe and after intensive consultations, Messe Frankfurt has decided to postpone Light + Building. The world’s leading trade fair for lighting and building-services technology will now be held in Frankfurt am Main between the middle and end of September 2020.

inteliLIGHT’s street lighting control, combined with ENGIE’s green energy global vision, showcased during World Future Energy Summit, one of the most prominent technology events in the beginning of the year.

Embedded lamp controllers and mixed communications (LoRaWAN & GSM) have proven the best solution for the small city of Grottaglie, Eastern Italy, to gain awareness and smart autonomous operation for their street lighting grid

Flashnet, an ENGIE company, after several months of extensive development and testing, started to mass produce the new FRE-24-ZHAGA-L LoRaWAN™ compatible luminaire controller and is planning first deliveries in early August. ZHAGA aims to standardize interfaces of components of LED luminaires and the ZHAGA socket is an alternative solution to the older NEMA socket, used with street lighting fixtures all over the world.