Intelligent Lighting Infrastructure

Lighting can contribute significantly to student success. Studies show a strong correlation between effective lighting and student performance, alertness, and learning.

In the healthcare environment, human-centric lighting can improve healing while other applications can provide benefits like asset tracking, people locating, wayfinding, and automated check-in.

Intelligent street lighting can help make cities more livable by improving safety, energy use, and city services. Street lights are really vertical assets that can provide a network for reducing traffic congestion, monitoring air quality, and dispatching trash collection trucks only when they’re needed. Intelligent street lights can make cities safer by serving as a backbone for camera and gunshot detection systems. And better light quality makes it easier to see motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians.

Intelligent Lighting can be part of an integrated campus safety strategy, delivering improvements such as safer walkways, bike paths, streets, and areas around building exteriors. Better lighting also means improvements in the classroom learning environment.

Intelligent Lighting control can help boost employee productivity. Building appearance improvements can help attract and retain the best tenants.

Advanced lighting technology can support safety and security for staff and inmates. Upgraded lighting improves image quality for camera systems while additional systems can track inmates and tools as well as locate key personnel like guards and wardens.

Better light quality can enhance safety in and around the property. And with an Intelligent Lighting system, building management can receive immediate outage notifications.