Bijliwala
Mentors
Duration
Dr. Jignesh Khakhar,
Mayank Loonkar
8 weeks
In a future of scarce energy and excessive reliance on electronic devices, hawkers become the saviors.
This article from the future explores the socio-cultural shift of hawkers to Bijliwalas and how they save individuals with the 'LowBat' syndrome.
Triad Technique is a valuable tool for gaining deeper understanding through structured comparison of three key elements, these are mainly the anchors of the project and also helps to set the concept. Anchors can be comparisons, relations, contrasts.
Jotted down some conventional and non-conventional sources of energy, the job was to list down 'Microenergy'- their type sources of production. Taking electrostatic energy as my core source and starting point, PESCTLEEM analysis and 5 W's helped me to get deeper and assess micro and macro-level factors.
piezo electric substances
Radiofrequency
Electrostatic energy
Scavenging energy
Brownian Motion
Microbial fuel cells
Ambient
Micro-organism
Low-frequency seismic vibrations
Acoustic noise
Ideations were revolving around the source of production, types, different aspects related to it, etc.
Charging Comb
Localized network from comb usage
Robot Arm in Charging Booth
Car seat, Blankets, Shopping cart, Carpet and many more...
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Very less power generated
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Only small devices can be powered
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Even though small devices can be charged, the charging capacity is limited
Hawkers selling microenegry, generated through small-scale production.
The article below from the future explores the socio-cultural shift of hawkers to Bijliwalas and how they save individuals with the 'LowBat' syndrome. It also explains the production, storage and the use in detail.
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