From Superinnovators 06/02/24
Tunisian company Tyer Wind (f. 2017) unveiled a curious wind turbine in 2017 that emulates the flapping motion of hummingbirds to generate electricity.
The turbine features two carbon fiber wings, each 1.6 meters long, that operate in a figure-eight pattern to convert kinetic wind energy into clean power.
The pre-industrial model, tested in Tunisia, achieves a power output of 1kW and covers an area of nearly 1.11 square meters.
In a 2022 interview with datatechvibe, co-founder Anis Aouini said they aimed to bring the turbine to market by 2023 with 250kW and 1MW versions, and produce a 2MW unit by 2026, but there have been no updates since.
Note, the company’s URL currently takes you to a gambling site.
More info
https://datatechvibe.com/interviews/non-conventional-technologies-can-usher-in-winds-of-change/
https://solarimpulse.com/companies/tyer-wind#
https://www.facebook.com/TYERWIND