Forget cycling to work, with WeBike you can pedal while you work
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Belgium's We-Watt has created a stylish pedal-to-power pod named WeBike, with three seats around a circular table, each with its own set of pedals that convert gentle cycling action into electricity
We-Watt reckons that each seat can generate an average of 230Vac/30Watt of output
The standard WeBike arrangement consists of three seats around a circular table, each with its own set of pedals that convert gentle cycling action into electricity
The WeBike's reclaimed cedar wood adding some natural design sparkle
The WeBike pedal-to-power pod
A WeBike pod on display at the Cameleon Shopping Mall in Brussels
The WeBike launch at the Cameleon Shopping Mall in Brussels
The WeBike pedal-to-power pod
Helping folks to get 30 minutes of gentle exercise every day - the WeBike pedal-to-power pod
We-Watt says that pods will be installed at Brussels Airport from May 2012
The WeBike can be configured with single pods in a straight line or a curvy snake arrangement
A WeBike takes window position at the ECKi restaurant in Brussels, Belgium
There's an interactive LED ring display in front of each seat which indicates the amount of human power being generated and the available AC power for charging devices
Whether dozing in front of the big screen TV or being stuck in front of a computer all day at work, our tech-filled lives are not exactly conducive to the kind of physical exercise our bodies need to stay healthy. Belgium's We-Watt has come up with a stylish way to get some sweat-free, easy-going exercise while at work, rest or play. The WeBike is a round table with three seats positioned at thirds. Those seated at the table generate electricity by pedaling away at an easy pace, simultaneously getting some much-needed light exercise and juicing up mobile gadgetry in the process.
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