LightIQ

For TechDynamics, I developed a new version of the software platform LightIQ, which currently manages 63 active lighting projects.

Municipalities are the primary users, controlling their public and architectural lighting remotely, ranging from buildings and public squares to fountains and bridges. LightIQ supports a variety of lighting controllers, including Pharos, and allows users to schedule dynamic lighting scenes for special occasions.

With a granular role- and permission-based access control system, users only see and interact with the projects and scenes relevant to them. Additionally, the platform enables service technicians to detect and resolve technical issues remotely and efficiently.