UK interactive flooring technology company Pavegen has signed a memorandum of understanding with engineering and technology giant Siemens to bring its technology to smart cities. The six companies will initially focus on locations including airports, hospitals and mixed-use developments where Pavegen's technology can be integrated. Its flooring product converts kinetic energy deriving from people walking into off-grid electricity. Pavegen already has installations at Heathrow, at schools in the UK and the US, on a street in the West End and at sport facilities globally.
UK interactive flooring technology company Pavegen has signed a memorandum of understanding with engineering and technology giant Siemens to bring its technology to smart cities. The two companies will initially focus on locations including airports, hospitals and mixed-use developments where Pavegen's technology can be integrated. Its flooring product converts kinetic energy deriving from people walking into off-grid electricity. Pavegen already has installations at Heathrow, at schools in the UK and the US, on a street in the West End and at sport facilities globally.