Piezoelectricity uses certain crystals that generate electric current when subjected to mechanical pressure. Quartz, Rochelle salts, and tourmaline exhibit the piezoelectric effect. This effect can be harnessed to generate electricity from walking traffic on roads or dancing floors. Piezoelectric tiles beneath roads could generate 200 kWh of power per hour per kilometer of a single lane. This piezoelectric energy harvesting requires no infrastructure and uses wasted mechanical energy without occupying a large area.