Continuation of Zara’s story “In a quiet forest, Zara, a little grain, overcame the trials of a hungry wolf and found salvation on the wings of an airplane, flying to the city of Astana. There it was planted in a cozy garden, where it grew into a magnificent tree, providing sweet fruit and inspiration for planting trees in the courtyards of houses.”
Kendebaykyzy Diana, 7 years old

In areas with heavy traffic, 20,000 or more cars can pass along one lane per day. Thus, one artificial road hump (IH) can produce approximately 400 kW of electricity per day. At the same time, an artificial road hump serves not only as a source of electricity, but also as a speed limiter, contributing to road safety. Eco-friendly and adaptive, Together with Xsay contributes to the creation of sustainable cities by reducing dependence on traditional energy sources.

Solution: We are creating an application that will help elderly people who live in residential complexes to care for plants planted in a greenhouse all year round. The heifer is equipped with temperature and humidity sensors, a video camera, a heating system using solar panels, and a rain-based irrigation system. Each greenhouse will be assigned a school in the area to help older people develop the project. Schoolchildren can see plants in person, create projects, and come up with new ideas together with the elderly.
Brief description of the project: To assemble a two-story greenhouse structure, which will be equipped with a heating system, sensors, a program that allows older people to monitor the plants in the greenhouse all year round, the use of NFC cards to access sections of the greenhouse