Witty street lights: turning WIFI to attract pedestrians can generate electricity

Tencent Digital (Compiled: Mike) There are currently about 1.4 billion people in the world living in an environment without electricity or streetlights. People in many places face dark environments at night, which leads to more dangers and crimes. The occurrence of the incident.

And if people in these impoverished and developing regions can also use street lights and electric energy, it will be a good thing for the benefit of mankind. Clean energy is the best choice for people in these poor areas to use electricity.

There is now a very interesting smart streetlight project, the InGogolago, on Indiegogo. This streetlight can not only absorb solar energy from the top solar panel, but also can convert the human footsteps around it into electrical energy.

Surrounding this type of EnGoPlanet smart streetlight, there is an accompanying conversion pedal, and when someone steps on the pedal, about 7w of electricity is generated, which is stored in the streetlight's battery. This kind of street lamp is very suitable for installation in some countries and regions in Africa.

And this kind of street light has one kind of advantage that it is quite environmentally friendly. We must know that there are more than 300 million street lights in the world, the annual operating cost exceeds 40 billion US dollars, and more than 100 million tons of carbon dioxide are released, and global warming is also made. Your own "contribution." The EnGoPlanet street light can use clean energy and bring lighting to people in poor areas, shouldering the task of changing the world.

In addition to the built-in battery to conserve the power of the solar and ground pedals, each EnGoPlanet can provide free Wi-Fi signals and can also function as a mobile charging station. Even sensors can be used in the future to monitor air quality, temperature, humidity, and other information.

How, if you can really make this kind of EnGoPlanet smart street lamp popular, can it not only bring people nightlight in the poor areas, but also make more contribution to reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

At present, the EnGoPlanet smart streetlight has started crowdfunding on Indiegogo with a crowdfunding target of US$300,000. The early bird price is US$5,000 (approximately RMB33,800), and if all goes well, it is expected to begin testing in February 2017. Interested friends may wish to rush to support it.

Source: indiegogo

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