We are jointly developing a system that generates power, senses, and communicates to make predictions using cloud AI with Okayama University!
The importance of flood prediction is increasing. However, monitoring changes in upstream rivers and small waterways in urban areas, which are crucial for predictions, has not progressed. There are also areas in mountainous regions where there are no power lines or communication lines. To address this, we are jointly developing a system with Okayama University that generates power, senses, and communicates using a small "Hydro Venus," and predicts using cloud AI. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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To commercialize the pendulum-type water flow power generation system Hydro-VENUS (Hydrokinetic Vortex ENergy Utilization System), which was developed from research at Okayama University, we have established Hydro Venus Co., Ltd. This is the world's first method to generate electricity by vibrating a pendulum using the flow of water from nearby rivers, waterways, tidal currents, and ocean currents. It is also possible to rotate it like the conventional propeller rotation method seen in wind power generation. In the case of the rotating type, it has the unique feature of being able to rotate in both forward and reverse directions, making it suitable for small hydropower generation as it is less likely to get entangled with grass and other debris. Currently, we are developing a flow meter based on the principle that the amount of electricity generated changes according to the flow velocity. As it is a generator itself, we aim to achieve a low-cost flow meter that does not require an external power source. It can generate electricity even in shallow rivers, allowing installation in small and medium-sized rivers that previously lacked water level gauges or flow meters. We are also developing a system that uses AI to predict floods based on data from the installed Hydro-VENUS flow meters.
