Smart Street Light Systems: Revolutionizing Urban Sustainability with Real-Time Monitoring
Keywords:
Automated fine generation, Defect detection, Monitor light status, Smart street light system, Violation detectionAbstract
The evolution of smart cities has underscored the importance of energy-efficient systems. The proposed smart street light system leverages IoT and computer vision technologies to optimize energy consumption and ensure public safety. This system intelligently adjusts streetlight brightness based on the presence of objects to optimize energy consumption and ensures public safety by detecting and responding to environmental events such as accidents, illegal parking, sudden U-turns, and one-way violations. The smart street light system is software designed to improve street lighting in smart cities. It uses IoT data to show how streetlights can automatically adjust their brightness. For example, the lights will dim when streets are empty and brighten when there is activity, saving energy while ensuring safety. The system has an easy-to-use interface. Using AI-based decision-making, the system can automatically issue fines and provide real-time alerts for traffic violations. The innovative solution contributes to creating smarter, greener, and safer urban spaces aligned with sustainable development goals.
- Monitor light status: Check which streetlights are on or off.
- Analyze energy usage: View reports on how much energy is being saved.
- Control lights by schedule: Set lighting times for different parts of the day.
- AI-based algorithm for violation detection and automated fine generation.
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