Tiles contain hydraulic systems that compress underfoot, generating 5–20 watts per step. Energy powers nearby LED lights, USB charging benches, or digital information kiosks. Interactive displays show real-time energy generation (e.g., "Your steps powered 30 phone charges today!"). Durable, anti-slip designs withstand weather. Pilot zones include transit stations and school corridors. Impact: Generates 1,500+ kWh/month, reducing grid reliance by 90% in target areas.

Buses charge overnight using off-peak renewable energy. During school hours, parked buses feed surplus energy back to the grid via bi-directional chargers, earning $120–$200/month per bus. Solar canopies at depots boost clean energy supply. Driver training ensures efficient routing, and real-time air quality monitors display pollution reductions. Impact: Cuts emissions by 1.5 tons/bus/year and generates $15,000+ annual revenue from energy sales.

Stations are strategically placed near transit stops, schools, and underserved communities. Users unlock vehicles via an app showing real-time battery levels and carbon savings. Solar canopies at hubs enable 100% renewable charging. Partnerships offer discounted memberships to students and essential workers. GPS tracking prevents theft, and swappable batteries extend operating hours. Impact: Replaces 15,000+ car trips/year, reducing CO₂ by 120 tons.