This IoT-connected lighting column allows you to integrate control systems, Speakers, surveillance cameras, emergency buttons, electric vehicle chargers, public address and CCTV systems.

Schreder Shuffle

Shuffle is a solution developed by Scréder whose design is designed to implement a complete range of energy-efficient outdoor lighting modules with state-of-the-art safety equipment and software.

This solution is more than a lighting column as it can integrate control systems, Speakers, surveillance cameras, emergency buttons, electric vehicle chargers, Sensors, signal lights, WiFi access points and mobile broadband.

Schreder Shuffle

By combining these services into a single column, less material is needed and the carbon footprint is much smaller. With lighting columns already present in the heart of many cities, campus, commercial and tourist areas, provide access to pre-approved sites, an available energy supply and regularly maintained infrastructure.

This set of solutions integrated in the same column allows to optimize the security of a wide variety of spaces with applications in cities, different types of infrastructures and leisure centres.

Schreder joins loRa Alliance

LoRa Alliance

Moreover, Schréder has joined LoRa Alliance, a non-profit organization committed to the LoRaWAN protocol, the world's leading open standard for street lighting connectivity with other IoT devices, facilitating the development of smart cities.

"Lighting networks have a fundamental role to play in the development of the smart city of the future.. Schréder supports towns and cities to establish open and interoperable platforms by providing an easy-to-integrate infrastructure, that not only provides operational benefits, but also improves the quality of life of citizens. Joining LoRa AllianceTM ensures that our lighting products can connect to other IoT applications.", comments Nicolas Keutgen, Chief Innovation Officer at Schréder.

IoT applications are being implemented to further reduce the carbon footprint of Led lighting solutions; including dimming lighting during periods of silence and using passive infrared sensors (Pir) to adjust it and adapt to the changing circumstances of the environment. Future implementations will include congestion management, the priority for emergency services, intelligent crowd control and air pollution reduction.


You liked this article?

Subscribe to our RSS feed And you won't miss anything.

Other articles on ,
By • 30 Nov, 2018
• Section: Communications, Access control, Systems control, Infrastructure, Business, Urban security, Video surveillance