mulatushiferawms1-lab/street-light-with-PIR-or-mmwave-radar-sensors

Domaine:

environment and energy

Créateur:

mul

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Ethiopia faces major energy losses from inefficient street lighting. This project proposes a smart lighting system using LDR and mmwave radar (PIR sensors for simulation)to activate 50W LED lamps only in darkness and motion, reducing energy use by 40–50%. The system supports sustainable urban development and future smart infrastructure in Ethiopia.

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