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Partnering with Vodafone has allowed us to create an M2M-based municipal connected lighting system that lets city authorities monitor and control street lighting via our cloud-based management system, CityTouch.
Philips CityTouch collects accurate location and lighting status data in real time via Vodafone M2M SIM cards embedded in the streetlights. City authorities can use this information to expedite maintenance troubleshooting street light outages remotely, reducing cost and improving operations.
Together with SAP SE, we are delivering on our vision for smarter cities by harnessing the Internet of Things and integrating information from Philips connected street lights with data from other city ERM systems in a single integrated city dashboard. By linking Philips CityTouch street lighting management system with real-time situational awareness based on the SAP HANA® platform, city authorities have a 360-degree view of data such as street lighting, parking and traffic controls.
Using data visualization and analytics tools, city authorities can plan more efficiently and manage costs, while historical data can provide insights into trends and improve long-term planning.
See how we helped Buenos Aires save 50% on operational costs while unlocking insights from 91,000 street lights.
Our partnership with Ericsson brings smart cities closer through a connected street lighting model that offers city officials an innovative way to afford energy efficient LED lighting to meet sustainability goals, and enables network operators to offer improved city-wide mobile broadband and app coverage.
Philips SmartPoles are equipped with small cell LTE technology from Ericsson, enabling 4G/LTE connectivity. This lets city authorities control street lighting systems wirelessly to meet changing resident needs and urban conditions. And citizens benefit from improved mobile network coverage for data communications and enhanced safety with brighter, well-lit streets.
Customers of Interact Indoor navigation, such as Albert Heijn and MediaMarktSaturn, offer a smartphone app to help shoppers locate products in their stores and streamline the shopping experience. Zebra Technologies launched a range of Interact Indoor navigation compatible devices for shoppers self check-out and staff in retail, warehousing and logistics.
With the staff devices, retailers are able to automatically generate a product-location database while the shelves are replenished. This enhances planogram compliance in a simple and scalable manner. The devices also enable staff to more efficiently perform order picking, and to guide shoppers to the products they are looking for.
The Zebra devices enrich the Interact Indoor navigation analytics dashboard, providing format management and store owners rich insight how their stores are utilized. The Interact Indoor navigation analytics dashboard provides insights on footfall, density, and dwell time.
As a strategic investor in PointGrab, we’re helping businesses to optimize their office space by integrating PointGrab’s industry-leading sensor technology for smart buildings into our connected lighting systems.
PointGrab’s smart sensing solution gives building managers precise insights about how workers use offices. This allows them to make building operations more efficient, optimizing floor space and energy use to improve sustainability and reduce cost. They can also align office space to worker behaviors and preferences, adjusting office layout, lighting, temperature control and cleaning services to promote productivity and wellbeing.
Want to change the mood in your living room? Simply ask Alexa and Hue takes care of the rest. Dim lights and create your own lighting scenes for reading, relaxing, waking up – or a party – and activate them instantly using the voice assistant on your Amazon Echo device.
Apple HomeKit makes it easy to take full control of your Hue lighting using Apple smart devices. Add voice control to your commands palette using Siri on your iPhone or iPad, or link Philips Hue to your home lighting system through the Apple Home app.
Two market leaders come together when Philips Hue teams up with Google Home. With the Google Assistant, you can control the Philips Hue lights in your home–using just your voice. Add Google OnHub router to personalize and automate your home even more and give your guests control over your lights without them downloading an app.
Use the Bosch Smart Home app to direct your Philips Hue lamps with incredible precision – from home, the office or on holiday.
In order to deliver on our brand promise of “Brighter Lives, Better World,” we partner with a range of NGOs, charities, and other government associations to support our sustainability and livable cities goals.
World Council on City Data – promoting comparable city data for building more sustainable, resilient, smart, prosperous, and inclusive cities. Partner and member of advisory board since 2016.
