Samsung Smart Sensor Module: LFI 2017 Category Winner – Controls Components, Hardware and Systems

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The Samsung Smart Sensor Module (SSM) incorporates radar technology and provides high sensitivity as it can detect very small motions, even breathing. Users can configure its sensitivity level with a user friendly mobile device, allowing for the desired optimized detection performance such as the movement of walking, or even reading a book.

The Samsung SSM contains a Bluetooth module and standard lighting control interfaces, 0-10V an DALI, enabling it to be easily applied to luminaires and IoT applications. It features a flexible design for its small size of 70x16x25 (mm), and diffuser penetration that allows it to be installed inside of a diffuser.

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