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FUTURE OF LIGHTING: INNOVATIONS IN CONNECTED LIGHTING Presenter: Arushi Thakur Upadhyay

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Page 1: FUTURE OF LIGHTING: INNOVATIONS IN CONNECTED LIGHTING · streetlights in a total area of 15 square miles where there have been a high number of shootings. Software and sensor-enabled

FUTURE OF LIGHTING: INNOVATIONS IN CONNECTED LIGHTING

Presenter: Arushi Thakur Upadhyay

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Flow of Presentation

2

Global Connected

Lighting Market Outlook

Indian Connected

Lighting Market

Scenario

Innovation: Li-Fi &

Lighting As A Service (LaaS)

The Last Word

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Global Connected Street Lighting Market Outlook

3

Connected or networked street lighting infrastructure provides additional 20% to 30% energy savings on top of the 50% savings achieved by switching to LEDs.

Connected Street Lighting and Smart Lamp Poles Market: Revenue Forecast, Global, 2017-2014

2017 2019 2021 2023 2024

US $2.0 Bn

US $3.0 BnUS $5.2 Bn

US $9.6 Bn

US $13.0 BnCAGR (2017-2024): 30.9%

Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

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Global Case Study Highlighting Benefits of Connected Lighting

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Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

Objective: To improve the efficiency of city’s street lighting system through control of street lighting and electrical costs.

Case Study - Oslo, Norway

Vendor

Oslo Smart Street Lighting Project

Funding Source

European Union and Annual City Budget

US $3 to US $3.3 Mn

SolutionDeployed 650

processing stations (cabinets) 65,000

light points in Oslo

Integrated into a single, remotely

accessible network

Monitor and control street lighting level through web and

mobile apps

Dynamic lighting system - weather

conditions, street use, and natural light

availability.

ImpactAnnual savings of

US $1.3 Mn20% of the cost to

light streets reduction prior to

deployment

Reduced maintenance costs

and improved citizen service

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Global Case Study Highlighting Benefits of Connected Lighting

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Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

Objective: To reduce crime rate using street lights

Case Study- New York, The United States

Vendor

City crime reduction project

Funding Source

New York City CouncilUS $3 Mn Impact

Spotters were able to send information to the police within

a few seconds

50% decrease in recorded firearm

violence

SolutionDeployed 300 Shot Spotters- real-time gunfire detectors

Sensors were installed on streetlights in a total area of 15 square miles where there have been a high number of shootings.

Software and sensor-enabled LED lighting powered by

Predix

Location of gunfire sent to

law enforcement

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Connected Homes: Outlook and Adoption of Smart Lighting

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Source: Stratecast; Frost & Sullivan AnalysisRespondent Base =1,502

Connected Home Interest by Age Group Would you like to have Smart Lighting?

18%

65%

35% 30% 24% 28%

18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 or Older

I have, 12%

I would like to have , 28%

Don't have and don't want, 60%

Millennials will be the highest adopters of Smart Lighting due to increasing affluence and preferencefor smart devices

2017 2019 2021 2023 2024

39 Mn 70 Mn120 Mn 200 Mn

250 Mn

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Connected Lighting Outlook for India Market

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Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

Commercial is the biggest segment that has the highest penetration of connected lighting solutions.

Penetration in the Commercial Segment

Basic

Intermediate

Advanced

10-12%

6-8%

2-3%

2018 2023

Total Size of LED Market in India

Total Size of LED Market in India

2018 2023

of the Lighting Market

of theLighting Market

US $2.3 Bn US $6.7 Bn < 2% 8-10%

Overall Market Connected Lighting

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Advantages of Connected Lighting in Commercial Segment

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Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

Control OverEnergy Consumption

Personalized SpacesFor The Employees

Transformation of the Environmentto Create Ambience

Health andProductivity Gains

ReducingOccupational Stress

PerformanceTracking

Effective Useof Resources

StreamlineOperations

Integration WithOther Systems

Gain Insight on Historical Data to Improve Operations

Enhancing CustomerExperience

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Key Initiatives in Connected Lighting in India

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Source: Indian Express, Economic Times; Frost & Sullivan Analysis

Some key players are transforming the indoor and outdoor lighting industry in India withinnovative features and offerings

Xiaomi announced its Smart Lighting bulb manufactured by Yeelight. The LED bulb and lamp is set to be launched in India at affordable prices.

Tata Communications in partnership with MOTWANE has deployed 300 smart streetlights in Jamshedpur. It will use IoT network based on LoRaWAN technology.

Wipro Lighting has collaborated with CISCO. It is working toward innovative connected lighting solutions

OSRAM has ‘LIGHTIFY’ that helps to control lighting with an App

Philips is active with some of its innovative wireless products like ‘InterAct’ that works on the Zigbeeprotocol.

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Li-Fi Technology

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Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

The concept of transmitting data through light rays is termed as Visible Light Communication (VLC).The process of transmitting wireless data using Lighting products is termed Li-Fi

Brand

Product

Specifications

Advantages

Li-Fi-X- platform

Enables seamless switching between access points

Supporting bidirectional data transmissions at a rate of 43Mbps

LiFi-X Access Point

Wireless network and multiple access

Powered via USB 2.0

LiFi-X Station Smart LED bulbs named Jugnu

Integrated with Li-Fi Chips

Data transmission of about 1GB per second and speed up to 224 Gbpswas achievedTo be commercialized in 2019

Jugnu

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Lighting as a Service (LaaS)

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Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

The implementation of LaaS will unlock a wide range of possibilities leading to energy andcosts savings for End users

Pay only on monthly, quarterly orannual basis

Retrofitting to LED in older buildings will be more viable financially

No upfront cost, feasible even in small and medium companies

Energy savings and efficiency

Ease of shift to advance technologies for e.g. Wi-Fi embedded lighting solutions

Free maintenance and replacement

Building owners leasing out space would not have to worry about lighting maintenance

Allows end-user companies to redirect funds to other areas

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The Last Word

12

Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

Focus on Sustainability

Technology – Key Driver of Innovation

Change the Narrative

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ARUSHI THAKUR UPADHYAY

Associate Director

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