Energy Efficient Smart Street Lighting System

Modern Street lighting systems utilize a significant amount of power because of their outdated, inefficient architecture. Energy-efficient systems that are simple to maintain and have good administration become a primary concern for smart cities. We set building a smart street lighting system as our primary goal in order to achieve these goals, notably with solutions like dynamic delay of sensing mechanisms, the combinations of sensors (LDR, IR, and PIR) with adaptive control agents, and web technologies with cloud-based solutions. And also, it makes sure the power consumption is reduced to maximum feasible solutions without affecting street lamp experience. This system supports automation to its core encouraging routine things to get auto done from software solutions. The prototype system's results were found to be encouraging, and sample data and statistics indicated potential. Using street lighting technologies can expand potential for the future. When used in conjunction with appropriate sensors, the technology enables remote streetlight output monitoring, fault detection, energy performance monitoring, and, in the future, real-time notifications for city-wide issues.