Smart Cities & Communities: Shaping the Future

1. Philips Lighting | March 15, 2016
Empowering Manchester
with Connected Lighting
Smart Cities & Communities: Shaping the Future

2. million street lights
worldwide1
Lighting can account for
up to 40% of a city’s total
energy consumption2
On average, public
lighting is more
than 20 years old3
~1% of installed systems
are connected, expected
to grow at 16% per year3
Public lighting is everywhere
but connectivity is not
~300
40%
1 Northeast Group, Global LED and Smart Street Lighting Forecast 2015-2025
2 European PPP Expertise Centre (EPEC), European Commission, Energy Efficient Street Lighting, 2013
3 Philips market analysis

3. Our vision for the next few years…
is built on three pillars
The right light Connected operations Evolving applications

4. The right light
Ambient, dynamic,
responsive and interactive
Going Smart:-
• Step 1: Digital
• Step 2: Connect
• Step 3: Data driven

5. The Climate Group's lightsavers trial investigated pilots with LED and smart lighting
in 12 major cities. In 15 trials, with over 500 lights and 27 products, significant
energy savings were identified.
Connect to leverage the benefits
of LED energy savings
energy savings
with LED
50-70%
energy savings when
coupled with smart
controls
Up to 80%
Source: The Climate Group, The Big Switch, 2015

6. Return on investment
within sight
Los Angeles has invested $57 million to replace over 140,000 street lights, the
biggest replacement program in the world, cutting the city’s energy use by
two-thirds.
Payback is less than 7 years
7 years
Savings of $10 million
every year after
$10 million

7. Connected operations
Deeper insight for city managers

8. Connected operations
are taking off
Today, about 1% of all our street lights around the world are connected. By 2025,
we expect this number to grow to 35%.
London,
UK
Los
Angeles,
US
Buenos
Aires,
Argentina
Surakata,
Indonesia

9. Confidential
9
Data-driven Maintenance
Data to optimize workflows and
scheduling; informed decision-making
• Leverage the capabilities of new
System Ready drivers
– Gather more operational specifics
about the luminaire’s performance
– Mains voltage measurement to
detect irregularities or potential
outages
– Use on-board or an external
temperature sensor provides input
for additional analytics.
– Even the photocell to generate more
predictive maintenance insights.

10. Evolving applications
Responding to changing needs

11. Software
level
Network
level
Asset
level
City asset
management
/dashboard
We integrate lighting
into a city’s technical ecosystem

12. Location: TBCVision – Empowered cities with connected lighting
We foster openness
on all levels
Software
level
Network
level
Asset
level
City asset
management
/dashboard