A new layer of urban energy infrastructure.
MOON’s technology is based on a proprietary mechanical–electromagnetic system that captures the kinetic energy of passing vehicles and converts it into usable electricity. The system operates passively, integrates with existing roads, and is engineered for the demands of real urban traffic.
How It Works
When a vehicle passes over a MOON Module, a protected lever transfers the load to a series of magnet–coil generators. The resulting oscillation produces electrical energy with high efficiency. Integrated electronics stabilize the output and route it to the grid or to local energy storage.
The MOON Module
Each module is a self-contained, weatherproof unit roughly 3 meters long, designed to be installed directly on top of asphalt without road reconstruction. Modules snap together like puzzle pieces, allowing networks to be deployed overnight and extended segment by segment.
Specifications:
- Length: ~3.15 m
- Installation: Surface-mounted, no excavation
- Operating conditions: All weather, all traffic speeds
- Output: Routed directly to grid or storage
Engineered for Real Cities
Non-invasive installation
Scales like puzzle pieces
Weather-proof
Modular — easy to maintain
Not dependent on weather
Works 24/7
Installed overnight
Zero land footprint
Validation & Engineering
MOON’s technology is built on proven electromagnetic principles and developed through a rigorous validation pipeline:
- Materials testing (fatigue, wear, sealing)
- Efficiency simulations (FEA, magnetic coupling, thermal modeling)
- Prototype construction in collaboration with Gdańsk University of Technology
- Lab testing with The Engine and MIT-affiliated partners
- Field testing with partner institutions
Intellectual Property
MOON has filed a U.S. provisional patent covering the core mechanical–electromagnetic architecture, with European Patent Office filing planned for 2026. The IP strategy covers system architecture, key components, and alternative design variants.