When you often walk on urban streets, have you realized that your hurried footsteps can also create electricity? This floor tile power generation system is designed for streets with dense pedestrians. It can convert the kinetic energy of pedestrians' footsteps into electrical energy and store it in polymer lithium batteries. In commercial districts, schools, parks and other places, this electric energy can not only provide lighting, but also support low-energy applications such as alarms and light box advertising. The floor tiles are made of 100% recycled materials, which are not only safe and environmentally friendly, but also waterproof and sun-proof, making them suitable for various outdoor environments. Currently, this pedestrian-generated tile has been installed and used in school corridors.
Design: Pavegen Systems
