Wireless Sensor and Actuator Networks for Lighting Energy ...

third and fourth iteration respectively. The final optimal settings for each luminaire are
[60%, 39%, 47%, 0%, 100%, 0%, 0%, 0%, 0%, 82%, 0%, 0%] ordered by the numbers
annotated in Figure 6-5, and only 27.3% of the energy was used to deliver the lighting
compared to the original all-on/off lighting configuration.
Figure 6-8 Optimal lighting with sensory feedback.
Having discussed the mathematical details of the lighting optimization algorithm
as well as the sensor fusion and adaptive sensing algorithms in Chapter 4 and Chapter 5,
the next chapter describes the design of the wireless-enabled components that are used
for verifying the developed algorithms. The wireless-enabled components, including the
wireless photosensors and the wireless actuation modules, are also the key elements for
a series of implementation of the intelligent lighting system, which will be discussed in
later chapters.
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