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The aim of this research is to demonstrate how piezoelectric technology may
be used to transform vibrations into electrical energy. When an object vibrates, it
causes movement in the air molecules around it, so the researchers chose vibrations
as their concept. However, vibrations could also be sound or people moving.
Energy is expensive, especially in this day and age, thus the researchers hope that
their work may aid in the development of eco-friendly energy sources. In addition,
the goal of this study is to find a way for people to use artificial or cheaper forms
of energy without harming the environment by using non-renewable energy sources.
The researchers used quantitative research to collect and analyse the
survey’s data. The goal of the survey is to obtain the public’s opinion about the
product. The respondents will be given some closed-ended questions, followed by
an open-ended question. The survey will be presented to 50 people, with the age of
12-30. An experiment will also be conducted to find out the way to get the vibrations
so it will be efficient. Hence, the research we are conducting will implement both
cross-sectional and longitudinal studies.
After analyzing the collected data from the survey handed out, the results
could be deemed successful as the majority of the respondents had a bright outlook
on this product. Nearly all the respondents believe that the product is very unique
and creative. As for the open-ended section of our survey, the respondents
commented on their optimistic responses and others had some suggestions on how
to improve the product and make it more sensible for the public. As for the
experiment, the results proves to be efficient and it needs a 7 cm separation between
2 piezoelectric.

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The aim of this research is to demonstrate how piezoelectric technology may
be used to transform vibrations into electrical energy. When an object vibrates, it
causes movement in the air molecules around it, so the researchers chose vibrations
as their concept. However, vibrations could also be sound or people moving.
Energy is expensive, especially in this day and age, thus the researchers hope that
their work may aid in the development of eco-friendly energy sources. In addition,
the goal of this study is to find a way for people to use artificial or cheaper forms
of energy without harming the environment by using non-renewable energy sources.
The researchers used quantitative research to collect and analyse the
survey’s data. The goal of the survey is to obtain the public’s opinion about the
product. The respondents will be given some closed-ended questions, followed by
an open-ended question. The survey will be presented to 50 people, with the age of
12-30. An experiment will also be conducted to find out the way to get the vibrations
so it will be efficient. Hence, the research we are conducting will implement both
cross-sectional and longitudinal studies.
After analyzing the collected data from the survey handed out, the results
could be deemed successful as the majority of the respondents had a bright outlook
on this product. Nearly all the respondents believe that the product is very unique
and creative. As for the open-ended section of our survey, the respondents
commented on their optimistic responses and others had some suggestions on how
to improve the product and make it more sensible for the public. As for the
experiment, the results proves to be efficient and it needs a 7 cm separation between
2 piezoelectric.

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