Neura Eco
Solar, kinetic and heat. Every one of these sources is already being generated, right now, by things that are already moving. None of it is being collected.
Roughly 2,693 kilowatt hours of kinetic energy, produced by one person simply walking around, and collected by nobody. Scale that across a building, a station, a road, and the figure stops being a curiosity.
The same is true of the heat coming off every motor in a factory and the sunlight landing on every south-facing surface that was designed only to be a wall.
What we would argue for.
A direction we consult on. We do not manufacture panels, harvesters or storage.
Harvest where the motion already is
Footfall, vehicle load, machine vibration. The engineering question is not whether the energy exists, it is whether recovery pays for itself over the life of the surface.
Surfaces that do two jobs
A facade is already there. A road is already there. If it can also collect, the marginal cost is the only cost worth arguing about.
Storage decides everything
Harvested energy arrives in small, irregular amounts. Without storage matched to that profile it is a demonstration, not a supply.
Honest arithmetic
Some of this does not pay back and should be said so plainly. A recovery system that costs more carbon to build than it saves is theatre.
Neura Eco is in development.
If you build surfaces, move vehicles, or run anything with a motor in it, the energy is already yours. We take a 1% equity stake in the outcome instead of a fee.
Straight answers
What does Neura Eco actually cover?
Solar, kinetic and heat. Energy that a person, a building or a vehicle has already produced.
Is this about generating more power?
No. It is about why almost none of what already exists is collected.
Does all of it pay back?
No, and that should be said plainly. A recovery system costing more carbon to build than it saves is theatre.
Who would you work with?
Manufacturers, developers, municipal bodies. Anyone where recovery could be part of the design brief.
Is this in development?
Yes.
Five things worth knowing
- 01
One person walks roughly 216 million steps in a lifetime.
- 02
That is in the order of 2,693 kilowatt hours of kinetic energy, produced by a body that was going to make the journey anyway.
- 03
A car standing in the sun for nine hours while its owner works is a surface nobody is using.
- 04
Waste heat is currently treated as a problem to vent rather than a source to recover.
- 05
None of this requires new physics. It requires someone deciding recovery is part of the brief.
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