With sensors integrated into it, an LED lamp could sense many things, but we believe there are four critical elements that a lamp must be able to analyze to be viable. Therefore, we focused our development of SensAble Technology on these base use cases:
Presence – the lamp must be able to determine if there is anyone in its presence with an adaptable algorithm that can adjust for the many different scenarios that may be demanded of it.
Ambient light – the lamp must be able to measure and respond to daylight and similarly must be able to adapt to the different conditions it may see.
Health & Power – the lamp must be able to measure & report its operating hours, power & energy consumption, and general health.
Wireless Connectivity – both local peer to peer to form groups and cloud interconnected to enable commands to be passed down to the lamps and sensor activity to be passed up.
Over the next few blog posts, we’ll discuss the sensor options that we considered and ultimately settled on to enable ST.
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