The EcoHarvest Series integrates piezoelectric sensors into the flooring core, which generate electricity when compressed by foot traffic or sports activities. A single square meter of flooring can produce up to 5 watts of power during peak usage—enough to light a 5W LED bulb. The energy is stored in on-site batteries or fed directly into the venue’s power grid, reducing reliance on external electricity.
Despite the innovative technology, the flooring maintains professional sports performance, meeting FIBA and BWF standards with a ball rebound rate of ≥86% and shock absorption of ≥52%. It’s available for basketball, volleyball, and stage venues, with the same customization options as traditional Limei flooring. The first installation is at the Singapore National Stadium, where the flooring will power the stadium’s concourse lighting during events.
“EcoHarvest represents a leap forward in sustainable sports infrastructure,” said Dr. Zhang Wei, Limei’s Chief Technology Officer. “We’re turning the energy of sports into a renewable resource, helping venues reduce their carbon footprint while maintaining top-tier performance.”
The EcoHarvest Series launched globally in Q3 2026, with a premium price point that is offset by long-term energy savings for venue operators.