SUSTAINABLE LIGHTING WITH WIND ENERGY
Keywords:
Sustainable lighting, Repurposed materials, Accessibility, Renewable energy, SustainabilityAbstract
This project started from a simple question: would it be possible to illuminate small spaces using only wind and some repurposed materials? We noticed that many places—such as outdoor areas of houses, small corridors, bus stops, or community spaces—often remain in the dark due to lack of infrastructure or high energy costs. This motivated the search for a more accessible alternative.
We began by researching vertical-axis turbine models and found that they work well in locations where the wind is not very strong and changes direction frequently. From there, we sought a solution that would be easy to assemble, inexpensive, and reproducible by anyone using materials that would normally be discarded.
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