Motion-cont­rol­led ligh­ting
The ligh­ting is cont­rol­led as requ­ired via motion sen­sors. Indi­vi­dual or mul­tiple light points change in bright­ness as people or objects move – the light tracks them.

Adap­tive ligh­ting
Intel­li­gent sen­sors allow the ligh­ting to adjust to dif­fe­rent weat­her con­di­ti­ons. The dist­ri­bu­tion of light from the lumi­na­ires chan­ges accor­ding to whet­her the road sur­face is wet or dry.

Light mana­ge­ment
The lumi­na­ires are con­nec­ted via an intel­li­gent com­mu­ni­ca­tion net­work. Indi­vi­dual or mul­tiple light points are cont­rol­led cent­rally, or locally via an app.

Envi­ron­men­tal data recor­ding
Intel­li­gent sen­sors in the lumi­na­ires or on the pole measure envi­ron­men­tal and weat­her para­me­ters in real-time.

Public infor­ma­tion sys­tems
Infor­ma­tion can be ret­ri­eved via com­po­nents such as but­tons or disp­lays integ­ra­ted into the pole, inc­lu­ding time­tab­les, audio clips for the blind and par­ti­ally sigh­ted or for use in adver­ti­sing.

Public safety module
Camera sys­tems, audio spe­akers and emer­gency call but­tons fle­xibly integ­ra­ted into the light pole imp­rove safety in the urban space.

Public WiFi hots­pots
Lumi­na­ires are equ­ip­ped with WiFi com­po­nents to create public hots­pots. Infor­ma­tion and ser­vi­ces for pro­fes­si­onal and pri­vate use are pro­vi­ded via bro­ad­band inter­net.

Elect­ric vehicle char­ging sta­ti­ons
Char­ging sta­ti­ons ins­tal­led at or in the lumi­na­ire pole allow elect­ric vehic­les to be char­ged.

Traf­fic and par­king space mana­ge­ment
Intel­li­gent sen­sors record the cur­rent traf­fic situ­ation and pro­vide real-time data for sus­ta­inable trans­port opti­mi­sa­tion in cities.