Overview

I-N-TECH’s smart road devices are designed to capture a portion of the mechanical energy transferred by vehicles passing over a road-mounted mechanism and convert it into electricity for nearby infrastructure.

The proposed system combines energy harvesting with traffic monitoring for controlled, low-speed locations such as toll plazas, access roads and logistics hubs. Recovered energy can support selected lighting and sensor loads, subject to site conditions and validated output.

Key Features

• Vehicle-activated energy harvesting
• Modular road-mounted design
• Battery storage and power management integration
• Energy generation and vehicle-count monitoring
• IoT connectivity and remote dashboard integration
• Potential supply to LED lighting and traffic sensors
• Serviceable modules for planned maintenance

Technical Specifications

Energy source	Mechanical input from passing vehicles
Installation	Controlled vehicle lanes following site assessment
Electrical output	To be confirmed through prototype and site testing
Storage	Battery capacity selected according to output and load requirements
Monitoring	Proposed energy output, vehicle counts and device status
Load rating, dimensions and weather protection	To be confirmed by engineering validation

Warranty

Structural components, generation mechanism and electronics: terms to be confirmed in the final commercial offer.

Ideal Applications

• Toll plazas
• Logistics hubs
• Industrial parks
• Parking entrances
• Estate access roads
• Controlled approaches to intersections

Deployment requires assessment of road safety, drainage, vehicle loading and permission from the relevant road or property owner.

Pricing

Available on quotation, based on lane configuration, storage, monitoring and installation requirements.