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Since 2014 Eindhoven has run its nightlife street Stratumseind as a living lab
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Since 2014 Eindhoven has run its nightlife street Stratumseind as a living lab
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adjustable-colour LED streetlights alongside sound, crowd-count and camera sensors
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Amnesty counted around 32 sensors in and around the street in 2019
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a 2022-2023 rebuild laid an underground network and installed ILSE, a narrower five-scenario lighting system developed with a local studio
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The city's own account, given by the project leader in 2018 and resting on TU Eindhoven research, reported fewer nightlife fights than four years earlier and higher perceived safety — with no figures published
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Independent privacy-law scholars examining the same project found no published evidence isolating the adjustable lighting itself, rather than added staff, cameras or other changes, as the cause
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the privacy researcher quoted by Amnesty said no outcome data had been shown at all
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The peer-reviewed field study run in the lab measured the relationship between a nightlife street's socio-physical context and aggressive behaviour, not the effect of the lights
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never published a figure isolating what the light did
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on a street that had also gained staff, cameras and eventually a full rebuild
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src-8c5a7bb7bc669e90Redevelopment started March 2022 and was largely complete by 2023, laying a new underground network to control the lamps. The page carries no publication date.
src-156db3b7d1fd2e5c20 June 2022: two ILSE (Intelligent Licht Systeem Eindhoven) prototype fixtures installed on Stratumseind and the Demer, developed with the Eindhoven studio Het Lux Lab; the effect of light scenarios could not be tested with two fixtures and was deferred to the end of 2023, once the rebuild and the underground network were finished.
src-c8dde4e4dd8a07a9ILSE 'prototyped in 2022 and executed in 2023', deployed on Stratumseind, Demer and Rechtestraat with five light scenarios.
src-5ca42584de795c569 January 2015: adjustable-colour and adjustable-intensity LED lighting installed by TU/e, Philips and the municipality, with a two-year test period and police-data evaluation announced.
src-05a7398464e8adc827 September 2016: the Living Lab physically started in early 2014 from De Oude Rechtbank, run by the municipality and DITSS.
src-de5d00c6d20cd39f13 March 2018: project leader Tinus Kanters cites TU Eindhoven research finding fewer fights than four years earlier and higher visitor-perceived safety; no figures are given.
src-a58c7b555ee6e968TU/e field study on the relationship between the socio-physical context of a nightlife setting and aggressive behaviour, conducted in the Living Lab; Scandinavian Journal of Psychology 59(2), 223-235.
src-92c719215c796370'Data protection law beyond identifiability? Atmospheric profiles, nudging and the Stratumseind Living Lab', Computer Law & Security Review 40, article 105486 — legal-scholarship critique of the profiling and nudging approach.
src-5bf30fbb59c4828cNovember 2019: around 32 sensors measuring and recording everyone entering the street; privacy scholar Maša Galič states no outcome data was shown that the lighting itself reduced aggression, and the sound sensor cannot yet tell an enthusiastic stag party from a fight.