1. Energy Efficiency: Lighting systems should be designed to minimize energy consumption and save electricity costs.
2. Automation: Lighting systems should be designed to turn on/off automatically based on occupancy or daylight levels. It should also be integrated with other building systems like heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) to optimize energy efficiency.
3. Flexibility: Lighting systems should allow for customization and personalization of lighting controls. Users should be able to easily adjust lighting settings based on their preferences and needs.
4. User Experience: Lighting systems should be designed with the user in mind, ensuring that the lighting levels and color temperatures are comfortable and conducive to productivity and well-being.
5. Network Connectivity: Lighting systems should be designed to connect to the building's network infrastructure, enabling remote monitoring and management, as well as real-time data analytics and insights.
6. Scalability: Lighting systems should be designed to scale up or down as needed, supporting the growth and development of the building over time.
7. Security: Lighting systems should be designed to ensure the privacy and security of building occupants, protecting sensitive data and personal information.
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