A Daylight Harvesting System maximizes natural light to reduce energy consumption by adjusting artificial lighting based on available sunlight. Key components include light sensors, dimmable fixtures, and control systems that monitor and optimize light levels. These systems use cutting-edge technologies, such as smart sensors and automation, to provide efficient illumination. Common types include passive and active systems, often coated for enhanced durability. Widely used in offices, schools, and commercial buildings, daylight harvesting improves energy efficiency, reduces costs, and creates healthier environments. By leveraging natural light, it contributes to sustainability and lowers carbon footprints in various industries.