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Industries · Smart Infrastructure
Distributed energy for the instrumented built environment.

Structural monitors on bridges, connected signage, environmental sensors, and pedestrian infrastructure scattered through cities and along corridors.
Every new sensor is a new power problem. Metering, trenching, and permitting a grid connection for a 5 W load is absurd — so most devices run on batteries someone must service.
Urban shading undermines solar, and open rotating equipment is a non-starter in public space. Battery-only fleets create a perpetual maintenance tail.
Compact, quiet-by-design, fully enclosed units are intended for public-adjacent placement where exposed blades would never pass review, harvesting the wind corridors buildings and bridges create.
DAWT 150W
288 Wh/day at 10 mph avg wind · ~77 W at 20 mph
DAWT 250WPrimary
480 Wh/day at 10 mph avg wind · 128 W at 20 mph
Environmental packages
Integration onto existing poles, gantries, and structures near the loads they support.
Municipal permitting, aesthetics review, and acoustic requirements vary widely; noise performance is pending testing.
Suitability requires project review. Performance figures referenced on this page are preliminary engineering estimates pending validation.
Pilot programs are forming across Coevo's target industries.