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The environment created by commercial lighting display design is a major factor in the composition of urban landscapes. A wide range of shopping malls, supermarkets, specialty stores, restaurants, business and leisure bars, etc., are the frontiers for realizing commodity exchange, meeting human consumption needs, and experiencing the commodity economy. The colorful, tenfold and colorful features make it a pleasant space that adapts to human's various sensory functions with shape, color, sound and light.

    Light affects our lives in many ways, including our health, mood, productivity, attention, sleep cycle, decision-making, and more. Commercial lighting is everywhere, and every luminaire can be easily and reliably plugged into a power source. Commercial lighting manufacturers have changed the way we experience and interact in the workplace by adding sensors, LED technology and connectivity. A smart, sensor-filled, connected commercial lighting system will become a data-driven network that can be tied to an automated building management system (BMS).

     Prospective building owners and facility managers of commercial lighting manufacturers will treat each light spot as a data node and may become early adopters of emerging smart building and IoT applications. The connected commercial lighting control system they have chosen for commercial lighting and energy management will be the infrastructure to enable these applications.

    We are still at the pioneering stage in understanding which IoT applications will launch and which sensor data will be required. In preparing the building's unknown infrastructure, some facility managers hedge their bets by installing a larger number of sensors in a connected commercial lighting management system.

    In addition to light sensors and occupancy sensors, forward-thinking facility managers are experimenting with sensors such as relative humidity, particulate matter, and environmental pollutants. The awareness of "as many as possible" sensors is spreading.