A recipient of the 2014 red dot Design Award, the Solar Street Concept is an energy saving product for public spaces. With its 7.3 square meters of solar cell panels and MoSESS (movement sensors energy saving system), it provides eco-friendly illumination throughout the night. The system also includes street lamps, bus stops as well as phonebooths and ATMs, all power-driven by excess energy collected from the larger network of interconnected solar panels.
Designer: Nikola Knezevic
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amazing. we need more such solar powered lights around the house.
very nice! an eco-friendly and economical solution!
i love this idea…I hope we see such creations on the streets soon.
I like the thought that has gone behind this concept. more such environment friendly creations need to be showcased and developed.
this is interesting! I like the idea…a city powered by this would be awesome!
smart street lighting solutions are always welcome. Thank you!
I love the phonebooth! such awesomeness!
solar energy needs to be harnessed and utilized only then can we hope for a cleaner and greener future for our children.
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