We collect discarded fishing nets from coastal communities and recycle them into soccer balls with embedded kinetic energy harvesters. Every kick lights up homes.
Picture this: A rural village gathers at dusk. Children start their nightly soccer game, laughter filling the air. As the game intensifies and kicks grow stronger, something magical happens — the overhead LED streetlights progressively brighten. The community watches in awe as they realize their children's beloved game is literally lighting up their neighborhood for the very first time. Every kick sends energy through the ball's kinetic harvester, storing power that illuminates the village. Play is no longer just play — it's power. Hope is no longer abstract — it's glowing above their heads.
We pay coastal municipalities $2,000 per ton of discarded fishing nets collected, cleaning oceans while creating supply.
One 90-minute game powers a small home for 6 hours or charges 4 phones simultaneously. Play becomes infrastructure.
Government-funded pilot in Brazil deploying 5,000 units across 100 fishing villages at $49/month per ball with maintenance.