Hvac system with wind turbines to generate and harvest energy

Abstract

The heating, ventilation and air conditioning system of the present invention includes air delivery modules that an air flow housing with an impellor blade located therein. Air passing through the housing creates electricity which can be stored in an energy storage device. An individual presence sensor is electrically interconnected to and powered by the energy storage device. The modules are mounted via a pan and tilt mechanism whereby servo motors attached thereto direct the output of the modules in response to individual presence sensor data to turn and/or direct air toward the individual. The system provides a self-powered system that provides controlled flow and direction of air to provide a custom heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.

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