Unlocking Intelligent Communities with connected lighting and beyond

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1 Unlocking Intelligent Communities with connected lighting and beyond Nishit Shah Director, Public Segment Philips Lighting Nov 16, Proprietary Philips Lighting, All rights reserved.

2 From Smart Cities to Intelligent Communities A framework to make city better, smarter and efficient SMART CITIES INTELLIGENT COMMUNITIES Transforms into Broadband Economy 8 pillars Boosts productivity, competitiveness and local jobs Address critical problems through scalable system LTE-M, 2 IoT: Internet of Things, MaaS: Mass Transit as a service, TCO Total cost of ownership

3 Infrastructure and services are key for cities growth Local Government owns > 60% of the Public Infrastructure burden Smart and sustainable infrastructure: 1 Identifies real-time challenges through embedded city-wide IoT enabled systems i.e. Lighting 2 Aggregates data, predicts and breaks silos 3 Better service to the citizens through Apps and impacts their quality of life Connected Streets & Citizens Interactive Sports & Arenas Illuminated Monuments, Downtown Safer Tunnels, Underpass Smart Buildings Attractive Parks & Outdoor Vibrant Communities 3 IoT Internet of Things

4 Public Lighting Infrastructure is everywhere consumes > 45%* of energy in cities, connects everything Local Government Goals Financial sustainability IoT Connected System Impact Reduced TCO, higher lifecycle Energy Efficiency GHG reduction, Regulation compliance Local Economy and City beautification Public Safety Digital connectivity Enhanced economic vitality and investment attractiveness Livability and enhanced emergency services Innovation, quality of life and better services 4 * City of Burlington case study

5 Citizens and businesses are driving connected communities Convergence of lighting and integrated IoT is delivering value beyond illumination LED IoT Asset Mgt. Luminaires Controls Platform 1 The right light 2 Connected operations 3 Evolving Smart Applications Up to 45% Energy Savings + Public Safety Reduced GHG foot print Additional 30% Energy reduction Efficiency: 20% lower TCO Enhanced life cycle, Data intelligence Future-ready service solutions Ease of decision making Efficient Service delivery to citizen 5

6 Proven Use Cases Broadband connectivity for all Smart Poles serve as digital real estate for the Internet of Things Improving Public Safety and Quality of life Smart Streetlighting serve as a sensor to detect incidents Building a strong and vibrant communities Interactive Architectural Lighting reflects the pulse of city

7 SmartPoles Broadband connectivity for all Connected cities benefit from improved efficiency and cost savings Smart pole Energy savings, efficiency improvement* Smart Waste Bin Connected cars, intelligent highway, traffic flow optimization, smart parking Smart Building, applications energy management 7 *Source: American Tower and Telefonica Digital Transformation in the new Smart City models: Challenges and opportunities, February 2016

8 SmartPoles Connecting citizens in dense urban area Inviting urban space, enhanced network and future ready Before After LED Streetlight Cellular Antenna OEM Equipment Plug-n-play install Fiber connection 8 Poor wireless connectivity Cluttered and proprietary infrastructure In future cellular network provider need to add more antenna location Innovative design enhances cellular coverage to users Integrated wireless antenna into standard streetlight pole, ready for IoT applications Deployed across Los Angeles, San Jose

9 Future-ready Smart Street Lighting (LTE) Platform Ready LTE-M connected devices lowers Total Cost of Ownership by simplifying operations, creating endless possibilities, and enabling peer-to-peer communications Street Lighting Assets LED Connector nodes Plug-n-play Cloud Point-to-point Cellular Connectivity Asset Management Modules Remote management GPS, Over-the-air updates, Utility grade Future Ready Asset Management Smart City App: Workflow API - Smart City dashboard 9 2X faster deployment, no more gateway Value-add services for Smart City 20% less operating cost Fully secured managed services

10 Smart Streetlighting serve as a sensor to detect incidents Active monitoring identifies poor connectivity, change the way of management Connector Node System Ready (SR) Luminaires 3 rd Party IoT Sensors SR Digital Driver Improved grid maintenance 3 2 Using existing energy metering functionality within connected lighting infrastructure to monitor power quality 1 Lighting has no visible faults or issues 10

11 Connector Node Public Safety Acoustic Activity monitoring Identify source, provide insights and improve quality of life System Ready (SR) Luminaires 3 rd Party IoT Sensors Creates data-driven city planning 4 Acoustic 2 3 incident detector Urban soundscapes Environmental noise variability 1 11 Collect urban noise data, enforce compliance and help in city-wide planning decisions

12 Revitalization Building a strong and vibrant communities. Arts of Avenue, Philadelphia, PA Profile: Premier arts and entertainment district Challenges: Conveying city s culture, Attracting visitors, Impacting local economy Solution: Color-changing LED architectural lighting system provides unique experience and creates destination place through public-private partnership 12 Photo Credit: Jim Abbott The Impact: Connecting people with public spaces Creative design attracting new visitors Increased revenue for local businesses Year around custom lighting show

13 Economic Impact Making city livable in night and connecting places. Arts of Avenue, Philadelphia, PA Dynamic lighting Creates unique Ambience for local and visitors 13 Photo Credit: Jim Abbott Click here to learn more

14 Placemaking through interactive public monuments Quality of Life Jacques Cartier Bridge, Montreal CN Tower Brockville Railway Tunnel, ON Welland, Ontario 14 Empire State Building, New York Port Authority, Halifax, NS

15 Total control over monuments, anywhere and anytime Peace of mind - remote monitoring & managed service platform Device detection (ON/OFF) Temp Monitoring (currently only on select fixtures) Device Properties (Serial #, DMX add, Firmware version, IP address) Alarm Management System record keeping of alarms for fixtures, power data supplies, controllers Alerts (automated for any assigned user) Reports (Standard templates & customizable) Charts (Standard templates & customizable) Asset Management (digital record keeping of all devices) Dashboard (Centralized view of all installations) Remote System Diagnostics (offsite configuration of network devices) 15

16 Vibrant communities Measuring impact of public projects with real-time analytics Challenge: Seek real-time public feedback, develop meaningful metrics and measure the impact Solution: Real time Visualizations, Dashboard and reports from social media, news and other sensor platform 1 Sensors + Connected Lighting 2 Use case: Weather, event, media, traffic volume The Impact: Gain insight about people s preferences at public places Dashboard 16 Source: Moment Factory, Case Study Jacques Cartier Bridge

17 17 Summary

18 Summary Use design thinking to enhance urban planning Joint public-private workshop to discover your city and resident needs Co-create a healthy future with right stakeholders and partners 18

19 Summary 3 Pillars of Intelligent Communities Taking Lighting beyond illumination Select the right applications Ambient Dynamic Responsive Interactive Connected operations Deeper insight for end users and operators Scalable and Open Evolving applications Responding to challenging needs Fact based decision making 19

20 Best way to predict the future is to create it Your journey starts right here! Nishit Shah 20