Chinese Smart Pole System Brought to the Public Forefront after CEM7 in San Francisco

The 7th Clean Energy Ministerial Meeting (CEM7) was held last week in San Francisco. During the 2 day event, Sansi was invited to showcase it's Smart Pole System and share their latest research results with the participants.

Sansi's 'Smart Pole System' caught the attention of many visitors including the U.S. Secretary of Energy, Dr. Ernest Moni and China's Deputy Ministry of Technology, Yin Hejun.

Both leaders showed strong interest in Sansi's lighting applications and were encouraged by the detailed research that was provided. Yin spoke highly of Sansi's LED technologies and expressed strong support towards the future.

Multiple news media outlets including China's Xinhua News Agency, Phoenix Satellite Television, and the local press were on hand during the event who took part in learning about Sansi's Smart Pole Systems'.

The system included a network of data acquisition, data processing, data release, emergency alarms, electric charging ports, and base station. All the modules are controlled through an integrated controller and highly coordinative with each other. The system would help provide cities with a safer and more intelligent road system for its communities.

Sansi's road lighting systems are highly efficient while using minimal energy consumption. The intelligent lighting systems will help solve a series of problems most cities deal with that include energy consumption, city management, and multi-functional usages.