Starpath. A path of stars to illuminate streets and sidewalks for free. Here is the proposal from Pro-Teq, a UK company that is committed to devising a project to obtain energy at no cost. It is Starpath, a starry surface that can be applied to virtually any place and is capable of providing energy during the night.
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Un trail of stars per light up for free the streets and sidewalks. Here is the proposal of Pro-Teq, a UK company that has pledged to devise a project to obtain energy at no cost. It is about Starpath, a starry surface which can be applied practically in any place and which is able to provide energy and light during the night.
Starpath allows you to create a bright path along sidewalks, streets and driveways. At night its surface lights up and becomes very similar to a starry sky. IS antislip and water resistant. The system was also designed for reduce nocturnal accidents, due to poor visibility in the dark. The surface of the light trail with a special spray not harmful to the environment.
This is not a prototype. The first model of Starpath is already in use a Cambridge, at Christ's Pieces Park. The park is therefore crossed by a real starry path. Starpath allows you to create light outdoors, during the night, without using electricity, but simply thanks to this shiny new disguise.
Its use could represent an interesting option to incentivize the cost cutting on energy bills, with particular reference to parks and areas open to the public also during the night and in the evening. The solution could also be efficient for the paths that lead to the entrance or exit gates of schools, gyms and companies.
In Cambridge park, the starry trail covers an area of 140 meters. Its installation took no more than four hours of work. It can therefore be started and completed in a very short time. The ideal location for Starpath is represented by existing driveways and sidewalks. It is also an anti-slip solution for the renovation of rather slippery passages, especially in case of frequent rains.
The amount of light produced at night depends on the absorbed sunlight during the day. Starpath is available in different colors, sizes and for different application bases. The company that created it considers it a winning strategy for municipal administrations who wish to reduce the costs for public lighting and the related environmental impact. The Cambridge example will lead the way to neighboring cities and for all those who want to install a practical and decorative alternative to the classic systems of outdoor lighting.
Marta Albè
Source and photo: pro-teqsurfacing.com
