Cellular Automata based Optimal Illumination in LED Based Lighting Systems

Cellular automaton are tremendously utilized for their spatial and characteristically dynamic structure and detailed resolution. They outperform other models in representing practical methods of illumination. Formal Cellular Automaton is based on straightforward standard. The dynamics rely upon the state of the cell (on/off) and the state of neighboring cells. Traditional Cellular Automata can deliver various elements, surprisingly diverse dynamics, including self-replicable structures. The aim of the proposed work to use Cellular Automata is to provide a simulation on optimal illumination for LED based lighting system based on the round robin transition scheme where state of each LED is governed by its neighboring LED states in a way which optimizes the consumption of electricity without compromising much on the illumination.