
Intelligent Street Lamp Detection & Classification – Engie
Challenge
Laborelec, a research and expertise center in electrical power technology and a subsidiary of Engie, needed to streamline how it counts and classifies street lamps in urban areas. This task, essential for tender preparation and maintenance planning, was technically feasible using video footage from service car cameras. However, manual extraction of this information proved too costly and time-intensive to scale.
Nature of collaboration
To address this, Laborelec partnered with Sagacify to develop an AI solution capable of automatically detecting, classifying, and geolocating street lamps from video streams. The collaboration also focused on minimizing labeling costs through a custom data annotation tool and an active learning system designed to maximize efficiency.
What we built
Sagacify developed a machine learning system that processes in-car video footage to extract the location, type, and count of street lamps. The solution included:
- AI model trained for lamp detection, classification, and geolocation
- Custom labeling environment deployed for client use
- Active learning pipeline to prioritize the most impactful data for annotation
Only 700 images, labeled in under 4 hours, were required to train the final model, thanks to the data efficiency of the active learning system.
Impact
99%
Tighter
Lower
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