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Strawberry energyBringing solar powered devices to urban spaces
How do you envision a smart city?
How do you serve your mobile consumers today?
How do you serve your mobile consumers today?
Presenting the next generation of smart street furniture
Strawberry Tree
Strawberry Smart Bench
NEW
“This is not just about technology nor is it just a product. In my view it will be an interesting and ultimately very flexible piece of street furniture that provides a service to the tech mobile consumers of today. Solar powered connectivity and amenity in a Smart City environment – what’s not to like.” Stephen Andrews, Project Design Executive, CWG
Strawberry Smart Benches are coming to Canary Wharf
Benefits of smart street furniture
Create a smart city environment
Improve the way citizens use public spaces by providing the flexibility and utility necessary for a more productive community. Increase understanding of renewable energy by bringing solar power into people’s everyday lives.
Monitoring public health
Track environmental data via a network of Strawberry devices and set actions to improve quality of living and working for your citizens.
Improving public safety
Build environments where people feel safe knowing that you provide outdoorinfrastructure for emergency cases.
Social hubs
People can enjoy their free time using Strawberry devices, recharging mobile devices, checking local info, chatting and meeting other people.
Strawberry Smart Bench Features
Air qualitysensing
Chargingmobile devices
Social hub
Panic button
Strawberry Smart Bench Technical details
• Installation duration: 2 hours •Warranty: 2 years•Low maintenance•Can be branded on request
Dimensions:•Height: 2.62 m•Width: 2.4 m •Depth: 0.68 m
Configuration:•Solar powered and standalone • Installed power: 100 W•Battery management system - works 24/7, during night and cloudy weather•2 cables for charging mobile devices•2 USB ports •1 Wireless charger•Fixed on ground
Strawberry Tree Features
Charging mobile devices
& WiFi
Environmental sensing
LED lights & emergency call
Social hub
Strawberry Tree Technical details
Dimensions:•Height: 4.39 m•Canopy: 3.52 x 3.64m •Depth: 4.2 x 1.28 x 0.45 m
Configuration:•Solar powered and standalone • Installed power: 900 W•Battery capacity: 4500 Wh (aprox. 800,000 10 minute chargings / year)•Battery management system - works 24/7, during night and cloudy weather•6 USB ports •8 cables for charging mobile devices•Sensors: temperature, humidity, air quality, air pressure, noise level•WiFi ready
* Installation requires foundation** From the day of advance payment (45%)
•Solar powered and autonomous• Installation duration: 1 day * •Delivery time: 1 month ** •Warranty: 2 years
•Possibility for additional features per request
Idealy suited for public and private spaces
University campuses
Parks & gardens
Shopping centres
Sports arenas
Business parks
City streets & squares
Transport hubs
Residential developments
Mixed use developments
References
“One of the 25 technologies every smart city should have”
- Mashable
“It sparks serendipitous connections between city dwellers.”- New cities foundation
Previous clients: Canary Wharf Group, UK; Orange Telecom,
Slovakia; City councils across Europe...
In the media:
Creating a network of smarter cities in London,
Moscow, Belgrade, Johannesburg...
About Strawberry energy
Strawberry energy is a company with a vision to enhance the smartness of public spaces across the world. Founded in 2010 the company currently operates in six European countries as well as California, US.
“There’s a lot of symbolism behind the strawberry. It’s the first fruit that ripens in spring, thus representing something new, fresh and positive after a long winter has passed.” (Milos Milisavljevic, Founder of Strawberry energy)
Winners of the Cognicity Challenge
organized by Canary Wharf, London, 2015
“Top ten urban innovations that work“ at the New Cities
Summit in Dallas, Texas, 2013
1st place at the Sustainable energy week organized by
European Commission, Brussels 2011
1st place at Verge Accelerate, San Francisco,
California, 2014
