Blockchain Application for Public Street Lighting in Data Sensor Recording
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Public street lighting is crucial to illuminates streets at night to reduce accidents. But one of the weaknesses of
LED is their humidity and temperature. To make sure the longevity of the public street lighting, thermals
need to be managed. To thermally managed the public street lighting, a way to record humidity and
temperature is needed to take action. Blockchain is considered as a replacement to a conventional database
due to it being more secure compared to a traditional database. This paper is designing a prototype that
utilize a ESP32 microcontroller and an HTU21D as the humidity and temperature sensor. The results
shows both from the serial output of the microcontroller and from etherscan.io websites show successful
data recording.
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