Lighting is the starting strategic asset for building truly smart and sustainable cities. Every light point, connected via remote management and control technologies, becomes an intelligent node in the urban network.
From this widespread and already existing infrastructure, Trax99, through UMPI-branded solutions, develops integrated digital services that go beyond simple lighting.
Environmental, traffic, and security sensors can be installed across the same network, creating an interconnected urban ecosystem.
Lighting thus becomes the backbone of the urban Internet of Things, capable of collecting and transmitting data in real time.
Administrations can optimize resources, reduce energy consumption, and improve citizens' quality of life.
This vision enables the evolution from efficient lighting management to a dynamic, data-driven Smart City.
With our solutions, every streetlight can become a connection point for the city of the future.
Trax99 offers remote management solutions for road tunnels, designed to ensure safety, efficiency, and continuity of service in complex environments.
The system is based on the installation of luminance sensors, capable of measuring the amount of natural light outside in real time.
This data is processed by the UMPI control platform, which automatically adjusts the internal lighting level, ensuring a smooth visual transition for drivers, improving comfort and safety while passing through.
Remote management also allows for monitoring the status of each device, reporting anomalies, and optimizing maintenance interventions.
Thanks to IoT technology, the system can be managed remotely, even across multiple tunnels spread across the territory.
The adoption of adaptive lighting logic allows for significant energy savings while maintaining regulatory safety levels.
The solution is scalable and customizable, suitable for both new constructions and existing systems requiring retrofitting.
From a Smart City perspective, adaptive lighting is part of energy efficiency and urban sustainability plans.
According to current regulations (UNI EN 13201 and subsequent amendments), the system must maintain luminance and uniformity levels compliant with the lighting classes established for each type of road.
Adjustment must occur gradually and continuously, avoiding sudden changes that could disturb drivers' vision.
Regulations allow for light output reduction during off-peak hours, as long as minimum visual safety requirements are met.
In more complex environments, such as tunnels or intersections, the system can integrate luminance probes, motion sensors, and data from traffic control centers.
Management is centralized via remote management platforms, which monitor the status of lighting points and adapt dimming profiles.
Adaptive lighting, proposed by Trax99, is an intelligent system that automatically adjusts light levels based on environmental conditions, traffic, and time of day, ensuring safety and energy savings.
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