Pavegen is a private company, founded in 2009. The latest valuation stands at $21.2M. Its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
1 valuation. The latest, $21.2M, was set by the Crowdcube in Jan 2015.
Pavegen makes interactive smart floor tiles that convert human footsteps into electricity, producing around 3 joules of energy per step or up to 5 watts of power while someone is walking. The company applies that energy to interactive lighting, phone charging, and event-driven sustainability experiences, and its newer Kinetic + Solar systems and Urban Movement OS platform aim to add predictive footfall data and ESG reporting for smart cities.
Founded in 2009, Pavegen is headquartered in London with a research and development team based in Cambridge, and the company has raised over £1.1 million from more than 770 investors on Crowdcube.
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No. Pavegen is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $21.2M.
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