A Brighter City of Bunbury

VROC is a proud partner of The City of Bunbury, and it’s Smart City Decorative Lighting Project.

The City of Bunbury has completed a decorative lighting project at eight key locations throughout the City’s CBD including Marlston Hill Lookout, Koombana Bay Footbridge, Koombana Bay Foreshore, Marlston Waterfront, Guppy Park, the Navigators at the Koombana Drive roundabout, Richmond Reserve and the historic Arrol Crane at Jetty Road.

The decorative lighting project will add to the City’s vibrant culture, connect the community and welcome visitors into the CBD year-round. The eight locations will be illuminated for key City events and important dates such as NAIDOC week and National Volunteers week and other public awareness campaigns.

” Through the use of VROC’s AI platform, the City will have unparalleled control over these lights, with the ability to monitor their live status, pre-set lighting for events and receive alerts on faults, with further capability for predictive maintenance alerts in the future. All City projects focus on the community impact and this helps to promote safety and important public awareness campaigns as well as helping us become a more efficient and sustainable organisation.

By deploying modern and smart technologies we can continue to engage and better support our community. “

– Mal Osborne, City of Bunbury CEO

This project is part of an overall objective to use digital technology to improve and automate services and facilities across the City.

” This project is great example of where technology can be used to activate CBD spaces and make a city more appealing, as well as support the councils’ objective of sustainable asset management. “

– Trevor Bloch, VROC CEO

The City, through the use of VROC’s Smart City Platform, can now remotely monitor and control both decorative lighting, stormwater pump stations and lighting at the Hay Park sporting precinct.

Watch the video below to see more of the completed project.

Learn more about VROC’s Smart City Solutions here.

Credits: Video and Photography by LOMAX