The Peruvian startup Eolic Wall has developed an innovation that brings solutions for wind energy generation in urban environments. A system of Lego-style turbines.
In other words, they are compact structures that imitate traditional building blocks used in games.
This design allows stacking the units to form larger structures, adapting to the energy needs of each user and optimizing the use of available space.
How do the Lego-style turbines from Eolic Wall work?
Each wind cell is equipped with a magnetically levitated suspended propeller, which eliminates friction and reduces mechanical wear.
This system, called “arc flow generator,” allows for greater efficiency and a longer lifespan for the units.
Additionally, the cells have an aerodynamic chamber that accelerates the wind passing through them, improving energy capture even with moderate breezes.
The innovation from the Peruvian company.
The modularity of the design allows stacking the cells both vertically and horizontally, forming wind towers or walls that easily integrate into roofs, patios, or compact urban spaces.
This approach solves the problem of turbulence that affects traditional turbines when installed too close to each other.
Why it’s ideal for the city: the benefits of the system
The main advantage of Eolic Wall’s modular turbines is their ability to generate clean and renewable energy in areas where installing conventional wind turbines would be unfeasible.
Its compact and stackable design allows it to adapt to limited spaces, such as residential buildings, offices, or urban communities. Furthermore, by eliminating friction through magnetic levitation, noise and maintenance are reduced, making the technology more accessible and sustainable.
Innovations in wind energy.
Eolic Wall is currently developing pilot projects and seeking strategic partnerships to scale its technology.
While an official date for massive commercial launch has not been announced yet, Eolic Wall’s innovation promises to transform how cities access and use wind energy.
