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Shaping the river.
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It's a river flowing between 3 hills, that activates when pedal power is flowing.
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Note in the loft of my cousin's guest house.
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Commuting from Brooklyn to Chelsea Pier.
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Crates and crates of A/V gear.
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Get to work.
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Flowing river light channel.
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Making the interactive LED cell phone charger.
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Size comparison 2 x VRX 932LAP v. 1 x JBL PRX 635.
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Small but true. The capacitor in the foreground is all our energy storage.
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One person on a bike can charge 10 phones. You don't have to be an athlete.
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I created an animated river of light in solidarity with the theme of protecting the Hudson River.
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This is the size of room you can address with a 1 Bike / 2 Speaker system, IF people are willing to listen. If you want a sound system that can command a room to stop their side conversations and pay attention, you need more speakers.
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Chelsea Clinton on the mic at a New York fundraiser for RiverKeeper. The audio of her speech was powered by a single rider.
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We collaborated with Soul Cycle. They were cool and I want to work more with them.
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Pedal Power played a role in this event, but it was pretty minor and greenwashy.
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One Bike / Two Speaker rig was more than enough to fill the space, until... People started talking! I had no idea how loud it would be after the featured speakers had been on the bike. They ended up using a huge sound system just to get people to listen.
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Crew of nearly 200 by my estimate.
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Technician undoing truss of lighting after a single evening fundraiser.
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The events industry is so wasteful! So much gear needed to address a crowd of 700 at a New York 'RiverKeeper' fundraiser.
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Incredible dismantlement. The scale!
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Facebook has its own bike shop called the Hub, where employees can get free tuneups. Some employees bring their laptops down there just because they like the vibe.
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This was our setup at Facebook.
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Facebook got a FBU and a FB Pro, both with the Vitamix upgrade.
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Sampling Pedal Powered Pesto at Facebook's main campus on Bike To Work Day.
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FBU rack got a little stretched by regular use. We're looking into this issue. If you have rack troubles, please let us know.
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Overheating troubles on the way down (and back).
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We created a 'test box' to make sure student generators were compatible with our system.
