Tech in depth: Yuming lights up the city night with intelligent control
Every night when the sky darkens and the lights along the Haihe River come on, the entire city seems to be dressed in a dazzling and colorful gown. From the Tianjin Eye to the Jin Tower, from the Italian-style district to the ancient culture street, one after another building is illuminated by lights in the night, outlining the city's shape and telling the stories of Tianjin.
When the cooperative winds of the "Shanghai Spirit" blow across the Eurasian continent, and when Tianjin, this open city by the Haihe River, shoulders the national strategic mission, Yuming Information uses technology as its pen and practical work as its ink. On the "helping the SCO and shining the glory of China" canvas, it is writing the era's chapter where enterprises and cities resonate at the same frequency and with the national resonance.
Intelligent control, technological leadership
As the core technical support for the lighting enhancement project of Tianjin City, Yuming Information, with its industry-leading technological strength and large-scale system integration capabilities, has built a city lighting control system for Tianjin with a wide coverage, high control accuracy and stunning visual effects. This system showcases the innovative achievements of the integration of technology and art at the Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
Yuming Information's products have passed the national information security level three protection certification and ISO9001 quality system certification, providing safe, reliable and green sustainable comprehensive technical support for urban lighting enhancement.
The "Cloud Knowledge +" intelligent control platform carried by the system adopts a distributed architecture, supports the access of ultra-large-scale equipment, can simultaneously control tens of thousands of lighting devices, and achieves millisecond-level response accuracy. Through multi-protocol compatibility technology, the system can seamlessly connect different brands and models of lighting equipment, truly achieving unified management of all equipment in the entire area.
Extensive in scope, with a powerful impact
This lighting enhancement project covers an area of over 200 square kilometers, encompassing key areas such as the Haihe River corridor, the urban center, and historical cultural districts. Yuming Information's intelligent control system precisely controls millions of light points, creating dynamic and richly layered lighting effects. This not only showcases the vitality of modern cities but also preserves the cultural heritage.
The real-time rendering technology supported by the system enables the lights to change according to the rhythm of music, achieving a perfect synchronization of sound, light and electricity; the intelligent dimming technology automatically adjusts the brightness based on the ambient light, ensuring the effect while achieving energy conservation and environmental protection.
Smart control of the future, shining glory for China
Through this project, Yuming Information not only demonstrated its technical strength in large-scale urban lighting projects, but also showcased the innovative achievements of Chinese technology enterprises in the field of intelligent control. The company will continue to delve deeper into the field of lighting control, with more advanced technologies and higher-quality products, to create unique night scene cards for more cities, and let the brilliance of Chinese manufacturing shine worldwide.
In the future, Yuming Information will continue to uphold the corporate mission of "Technology for the Country, Illuminating China", promoting continuous innovation and breakthroughs in lighting control technology, and contributing more technological strength to the construction of a beautiful China.
Yuming Information - dedicated to the field of urban lighting control, providing comprehensive solutions from hardware equipment to software systems, committed to using technology to illuminate the beauty of cities.
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