METHODS, SYSTEMS, AND APPARATUS FOR INTELLIGENT LIGHTING
An ambient light sensor measures an ambient light level at one point in an illuminated environment, such as a warehouse, office, shop, cold-storage facility, or industrial facility, and provides an indication of the measured ambient light level to a processor. The processor maps the measured ambient...
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| creator | Chemel Brian Kuhn Jesse F Johnston Scott D Egan John F Piepgras Colin N Kondo Steve T Morgan Frederick M Sick Henry B Elledge Christopher L Massicotte Matthew W |
| description | An ambient light sensor measures an ambient light level at one point in an illuminated environment, such as a warehouse, office, shop, cold-storage facility, or industrial facility, and provides an indication of the measured ambient light level to a processor. The processor maps the measured ambient light level to an estimated ambient light level at a different point in the illuminated environment from the measured ambient light level (e.g., a "task height" about three feet from a warehouse floor). The processor may determine the difference between the estimated ambient light level and a desired light level at the task height, and may change the artificial illumination provided by a light fixture to make the actual ambient light level at task height match the desired light level at the task height. |
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