A smart office is one which uses less energy, where wireless sensors placed on workstations and personal computers “talk” to each and relay information about the room back to a computer or base station, which then “tell” individual LED lights installed on the ceiling how much to light up, dim or switch off.
Such a smart grid lighting system can result in energy savings of some 45 per cent compared to conventional fluorescent lighting.
via TODAYonline | Singapore | Smart grid lighting test-bed sees up to 45% energy savings.
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