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 agreement will see the German firm provide Pavegen's Smart City Solutions platform for building sensors that can be integrated into buildings in order to monitor energy consumption or other environmental factors. 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.