INNOVATION

PAVEGEN 

Pavegen Systems is a technology company that has developed paving slabs to convert energy from people's footsteps into small amounts of electrical power.

Pavegen is a human-powered, floor tile that captivates the mind & imagination of anyone that steps on it, by providing clean, off-grid electricity. Use this unique source of electricity to power applications such as monitors and lighting and inspire better decisions.

Pavegen can be used to enhance the well-being of citizens in cities, influence decisions in busy destinations such as transport hubs, sports stadia, venues, and retail outlets and enhance learning outcomes in the education sector.





Pavegen in green transportation industry

 

Pavegen at warehouse, bus station and terminal.

Transportation industry not only involve moving transport but also the station, tunnel and more. Pavegen can be incorporate in the transportation industry by replacing old tiles with Pavegen tiles, especially to build a building like warehouse, bus station and terminal.

This is because in this places there are a lot of people that walking to board their train or bus, so it the perfect place to put the Pavegen. The amount of people that walking will replace the use of non-renewable energy to renewable energy by using people movement or kinetic energy.

 

Pavegen at bus stop

Other than that, it can be use in bus stop to generate energy for the light and more.


Pavegen is already widely use in transportation indutry especially in pedestrian walkside.


news headline on pavegen uses



 

 

HOW PAVEGEN WORK



The picture above show how Pavegen works:

1.  1.  When there are people step on the tiles completed with pavegen tiles.

2.   2. The weight from the people will stimulate the technology in the pavement

3.  3.  The weight will transform to energy such as electric.

4.  4.  Kinetic energy to electric energy.

by :ellyna



 



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