This is the world’s first sustainable smart road, located in West London, England. The first trial run was carried out at Londons West Ham station. Although it is only less than 100 meters, it is a technological road for future life. In Armstrongs words, this is only a small step for a person, but it is a huge step for mankind
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Bird Street has incorporated a large number of technological elements, among which One is that it can use the energy generated when people walk on it to generate electricity. In addition, the benches on the street are also a high-tech facility. They suck in air from the rear opening and discharge it after removing harmful gases such as nitrogen dioxide in the air. You can also breathe fresh air while sitting down and resting. Isn’t it very comfortable and cool?
The paint on street buildings is naturally an environmentally friendly material. It is a water-based paint from Airlite Paint that can absorb harmful air substances. These coatings are said to be able to remove nitrogen oxides, germs and dust from the air. The paint on street buildings is naturally an environmentally friendly material. It is a water-based paint from Airlite Paint that can absorb harmful air substances. These coatings are said to be able to remove nitrogen oxides, germs and dust from the air.
The team also developed a mobile app, which is similar to our WeChat steps and can show how much energy is generated by getting started. Just imagine, isn’t this the case for future smart cities? Combining communication and non-networked power. Every time people step on the floor tiles, they can generate 7 watts of electricity, that is, each step can power an LED bulb for about one minute. The energy generated will be accumulated and converted into Renewable clean energy. Imagine how much clean energy it will bring to the city if these floor tiles are installed in major subway stations.
