R-Rider

The consequences of "global warming" continue to worsen. Converting kinetic energy from human exercise into electrical energy and connecting it through a smart grid can become a continuous source of green, renewable energy.
Combining the concepts of "fitness" and "power generation," the R-Rider exercise power generation equipment generates new green energy through pedaling, reducing existing energy consumption and CO2 emissions, while enhancing cardiovascular health. It can be installed in school gyms, company gyms, fitness clubs, and more. As you exercise, the generated electricity is fed back into the grid. This accumulated power can form a "micro green energy power station." By combining the efforts of individuals, schools, businesses, and the government, it promotes physical and mental health, alleviates academic and work stress, and can also provide entertainment for customers waiting in service-oriented businesses. This initiative supports ESG and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Focusing on green energy from exercise, the kinetic energy generated during workouts is converted into electrical energy through a generator. This electricity is then controlled and integrated into the grid using inverter units, providing stable energy feedback to the grid without the need for additional external modules. The usage is similar to that of a regular exercise bike.

The flexible control architecture features a single-board computer paired with a large LCD display, making it suitable for public demonstrations. It interacts with users through dynamic display screens during exercise. For fitness clubs or home use, it can be equipped with a tablet or single-chip computer for control, and it also offers the convenient feature of charging mobile phones. This enhances the enjoyment and motivation of users during their workouts.

Using green energy as Taiwan's main theme, the interactive R-Rider game educates the public about the value of electrical energy.
Locations:

• Taoyuan International Airport Gate D6
• Malaysia's Petronas Twin Towers Fitness Centre
• Tokyo, Japan
• Various locations in Taiwan (Taipei City Government, Taichung Cultural and Creative Industries Park, Yuan Ze University, National Central University, National Taipei University of Technology, Hungkuang University, National Chin-Yi University of Technology, National Taichung Industrial High School, Ying-Hai High School, and Gogoro stores, among others)