The Western population is quite good at consuming and seldom expending but through concepts like these Energyme Streetlights, society can kill two birds with one stone. Physical exercise and energy consumption are major issues in cities and suburbs, and while they might seem at first to have little in common, this collection of inventions clearly proves otherwise.
Dido Studio has thought up a line of streetlamps that rely on kinetic energy to operate. By definition this power is derived from motion, and in this case, specifically from the movement of the human body. To harness the calories burned by passers-by, Energyme Streetlights invite the public to use elliptical machines, rowing machines and other athletic equipment that are integrated into the LED lampposts. People's activities provide enough energy to illuminate the outdoor fixtures, which congratulate each contribution with the user's power input.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fitness-powered Streetlights
- Streetlights powered by kinetic energy generated by the movement of human bodies promoting physical exercise and eco values.
- Kinetic-powered Equipment
- Athletic equipment powered by the kinetic energy generated by people's physical activity improving energy consumption in cities and suburbs.
- Energy-generating Infrastructures
- Infrastructures that harness kinetic energy promoting sustainable energy generation and physical exercise at the same time.
Sectors Adopting This
- Smart Lighting
- Innovative lighting solutions that incorporate fitness equipment from Dido Studio's Energyme Streetlights concept.
- Fitness Equipment Manufacturing
- Manufacturing companies producing athletic equipment integrating kinetic energy conversion technology, inspired by Dido Studio's Energyme Streetlights concept.
- Sustainable Energy
- Industries and companies in the sustainable energy sector exploring kinetic energy as a source for energy generation in urban and suburban areas, inspired by the concept of Energyme Streetlights.
