KINETIC ENERGY PROJECT WITH URBAN ROTORS BY VEHICULAR MOVEMENT
A system for generating clean and economical electricity comprises a dynamic roll-up system with a plurality of rotors. The rotors are suspended above the road surface, flush with the pavement. They rotate at the speed of the vehicle traveling over the rolling system. The energy produced by the rotational kinetic energy of the rotors is stored in accumulators or storage banks and then transferred to the station.
The rotors are integrated with gyroscopic sensors that detect the movement of the vehicle's tires. If any movement occurs on the rotors other than the vehicle's tires, the system automatically stops for pedestrian safety. Temperature sensors are installed on each rotor to prevent system overload, thus cutting off the signal to that particular rotor and thus having no effect on the system.
PAS | Under Development
PAS is an advanced technological mobility system currently under development, designed to redefine the interaction between infrastructure, movement, and operational efficiency. Integrating precision engineering, intelligent automation, and architecture, PAS proposes a new generation of adaptive, safe, and innovative mobility solutions that will set a precedent for the future.