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In Japan, piezoelectric tiles are used to convert walking kinetic energy into electricity in highly-crowded places such as train stations and shopping malls. These tiles are used to harness the piezoelectric effect generated by mechanical stress to provide power to lighting, sensors, and other low power consumption devices in a sustainable manner. How It Works Piezoelectric Effect: Certain materials generate an electrical charge when added pressure. Footprint conversion: When a person walks on special tiles, mechanical pressure is generated by the footprint, which is converted into micro-electrical energy. Power Generation: This process generates renewable energy that can power neighboring systems. Examples and Advantages Highly People's Places: This technology is often used to maximize energy recovery in high-crowded places such as Shibuya Station, airports, and shopping malls.