Piezoelectricity in Practice: Prototyping with Embedded Electronics

In recent years, the demand for sustainable electricity production solutions has grown significantly. The reasons for this increase range from indications of a possible exhaustion of the production model based on fossil fuels, to issues of improving air quality in urban environments and even economic concerns. At the same time, people's way of life has become consolidated in the context of cities. Therefore, developing technologies that aim to implement solutions for urban infrastructure systems becomes relevant. Added to this is the fact that electricity is classified as an indispensable commodity for modern human life. And in order to meet this set of needs, sustainable means of generating electricity must be sought. With this in mind, this work has developed a prototype. It uses a technology that can be applied in this scenario and which makes use of energy that is lost to the environment: kinetic energy.

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Vitor works with Engineering and Systems. He holds a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Mackenzie Presbyterian University. He has more than 15 years' experience in IT and Engineering in industry and has been a university lecturer since 2013. As a researcher, he has published dozens of articles in journals and at international technical and scientific conferences.