This lighting management software helps us to reduce energy consumption, be more efficient, and ultimately helps us provide a better service to our citizens.”

– Antonio Roman, Mayor of Guadalajara

Source: https://www.interact-lighting.com/en-sg/case-studies/guadalajara

Thanks to advanced LED connected lighting and Interact Landmark lighting management software, we are able to install an energy-efficient work of art that makes the Bay Bridge a true beacon of the San Francisco Bay Area.”

– Saeed Shahmirzai, Zoon Engineering, the Bay Bridge MEP Integrator

In 2011, the non-profit arts organization, ILLUMINATE, along with the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), and world-renowned artist Leo Villareal collaborated to create a stunning living display of light on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in celebration of its 75th anniversary. The Bay Lights, unveiled in March 2013 and originally intended as a short-term installation, quickly became a local and global “must see” attraction. Before it even went live, it was dubbed by Hemispheres magazine as “the number one thing to see in the world during 2013.”

The living sculpture also instantaneously became a source of pride for the community. It revitalized the waterfront and its economy with local bars and restaurants reporting a 30% increase in business. And, a group of more than 20 independent analysts from leading firms such as McKinsey, Deloitte, Google, Facebook and city agencies unanimously agreed that The Bay Lights boosts the regional economy by more than $100m annually.

With such a broad social and economic impact, there was no question that The Bay Lights should become a permanent feature in the San Francisco skyline. Bridge officials agreed to maintain the lights on an ongoing basis if ILLUMINATE could raise the funds necessary to keep the artwork as a permanent installation.

ILLLUMINATE kicked off a crowdfunding campaign to raise the funds, and along with donations from larger donors, was able to meet the goal. In March 2015, the Bay Lights went dark for 11 months while the previous system was removed and replaced. 

The new system—utilizing 25,000 nodes of Philips eW Flex Compact—was specifically engineered to withstand harsh weather environments like that of the San Francisco Bay area.

Source: https://www.interact-lighting.com/en-sg/case-studies/bay-bridge

Cisco needed a lighting solution for their four-story office that would support a modern and more intelligent workspace. Their goal was to install a connected lighting system that would enable IoT sensors and software applications to optimize building operations, space utilization and allow employees to achieve maximum comfort at their desks.

Cisco elected to implement Interact Office software applications and data-enabled services. 

The connected luminaires include IoT sensors that provide easy access to data, energy savings, sustainability, and personal comfort. Each luminaire can be uniquely identified by an IP address, allowing them to be individually monitored and controlled, with data managed via the centrally hosted Interact Office software dashboard. 

The data received allows managers to track occupancy patterns and changes in temperature, while also enabling employees to personalize the lighting in 

Source: https://www.interact-lighting.com/en-sg/case-studies/waterpark-place