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INNOVATIVE DESIGN AND METROLOGICAL APPROACHES TO SMART LIGHTING

Currently Smart Lighting is mostly oriented toward energy savings and road luminance control to acknowledge actual maintenance, weather and traffic conditions, with the target to satisfy drivers visual needs. Alternative applications of smart lighting are toward city beautification and do not have normative constraints toward users safety and visibility as instead are required for road lighting. The paper present two case study of smart lighting systems for C lighting class road, outcome of a project set up by Politecnico di Torino and INRIM aimed to define new approaches to design smart controls consistent with user’s and society needs and to define and assess their metrological performances and calibration requirements.