Dance Floors Used As Renewable Energy

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Dance floors used as renewable energy. Mashable directs our attention to energy floors a groovy company based in rotterdam that has used dancefloor power to create more than 8 billion joules of electricity so far. The floor interacts with the public and involves them in an interactive energy experience. Both the sustainable dance floor and the smart energy floor are designed and assembled in our hometown rotterdam. Through this process the floor interacts with the public and involves them in a unique and interactive energy experience.

In 2008 the team created club watt an ecological dance club with flooring tile that harnesses the ecstatic movements of dancers converting kinetic energy to actual electricity. While one has built a system to capture the energy of foot traffic the other is harnessing the power of smooth dance moves. Each floor module can produce up to 35 wp of sustained output. The kinetic energy is converted into electricity which powers the floor s led lights.

The dancer uses human movement as a source of energy. By adding an energy floor to a dance club or exercise class the forgotten energy from the simple act of taking steps is activated helping to reduce carbon emissions with dance. This innovation is followed by the introduction of the smart energy floor in 2018. Made from a fusion of electronics embedded software and smart durable materials the dance floor will convert the dance crowd s movements into electricity using the generated power to change the.