Smart Street Light

System using ML and

app-based UI
ENHANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND URBAN SUSTAINABILITY
Introduction

• Welcome to the Smart Street Light System using ML and app-based UI.
• Street lighting is a critical aspect of urban environments, and our system enhances
it with adaptability based on real-time conditions, events, and user preferences.
• This smart system combines machine learning for predictive lighting and an
intuitive app-based UI for user interaction.
• Benefits include improved energy efficiency, enhanced public safety, and
increased user satisfaction.
Project Objective

• Implement a smart street lighting system capable of real-time adaptation using

machine learning.
• Achieve optimal energy usage by dynamically adjusting illumination based on
ML predictions.
• Enhance public safety and user satisfaction through an intuitive app-based UI.
• Align with broader smart city initiatives for holistic urban planning.
Working Principle

• Dynamic adjustment based on real-time environmental conditions using machine

learning.
• Integration of historical sensor data, event information, and user preferences.
• Utilization of machine learning predictions to adapt lighting proactively.
• An intuitive app-based UI for user interaction, allowing customization and
feedback.
• Consideration of geospatial factors to ensure optimal coverage and effectiveness.
Components
 The successful implementation of the automated street light system relies on the
following key hardware components:
 *AQI Sensor: This device measures the quality of the surrounding air in terms of
pollutants, enabling the system to gauge air health. *Photo Sensor (Light Sensor):
The photo sensor quantifies the intensity of sunlight, aiding the system in
discerning natural lighting conditions.
 *Microcontroller: The brain of the system processes sensor data and executes
control logic for regulating street lights.
 *Street Lights (LED or traditional bulbs): The actual light sources that are
controlled by the system.
 *Power Supply and Wiring: The necessary electrical components to power the
sensors, microcontroller, and relay switches.
Progress

• Successful collection and preprocessing of historical sensor data using heatmaps

of Delhi.
• Development of machine learning models for predictive lighting.
• Integration of Flask backend and React frontend for seamless communication.
• Implementation of an intuitive app-based UI for user customization and feedback.
• Initial testing and validation, demonstrating the system's capabilities.
Data generated using heatmaps of Delhi
Future plans

1. ML Enhancement:
1. Transition from classification to regression for more accurate lighting predictions.
2. UI and UX Improvements:
1. Expand app-based UI features for enhanced user customization and feedback.
3. System Development:
1. Develop a robust Flask backend and intuitive React frontend for seamless integration
and improved user interaction.
References

 Our project is backed by credible research and sources in the field of intelligent
lighting systems and urban technology. References like John Smith's article in the
"Journal of Urban Technology" and the work by Alok Kumar and his team
validate the significance of our project.

 [1] Smith, John. "Smart City Solutions: Enhancing Urban Living Through
Intelligent Lighting Systems." *Journal of Urban Technology*, 2020.
 [2] Kumar, Alok et al. "IoT-based Intelligent Street Lighting System for Smart
Cities." *IEEE Internet of Things Journal*, 2018.