How it works:
How it works:
1) Attach powerbank to Santander bike
1) Attach to Santander bike chain
1. Attach powerbank to Santander bike
2) Peddle backwards
2) Peddle backwards
2. Peddle backwards
3) Charge powerbank batteries.
3) Charge powerbank batteries.
3. Charge powerbank batteries.
The critically homeless in London have little access to charging their phones/devices.
A powerbank that enables the user to charge their phone on any santander bicycle for free.
Stifling their ability to access really crucial digital services like banking, networking and social reach.
My Powerbank is a power bank designed for those experiencing homelessness in London, that can be charged for free using Santander bikes.
My Powerbank is a power bank designed for those experiencing homelessness in London, that can be charged for free using Santander bikes.
My Powerbank is a power bank designed for those experiencing homelessness in London, that can be charged for free using Santander bikes.
Why Santander bikes? (and not other e-bikes)
Because they are mapped on London Public Maps,
so you don't need a phone to find one.
Because they are mapped on London Public Maps,
so you don't need a phone to find one.
My inspiration came from Michael Rakowitz's 'Parasites'. A series of igloo like shelters that used hot air vents from buildings in New York to inflate and heat for rough sleepers. I loved this guerilla style design of using something the city gave away for free and reuse it for those it designs against.
My inspiration came from Michael Rakowitz's 'Parasites'. A series of igloo like shelters that used hot air vents from buildings in New York to inflate and heat for rough sleepers. I loved this guerilla style design of using something the city gave away for free and reuse it for those it designs against.
My inspiration came from Michael Rakowitz's 'Parasites'. A series of igloo like shelters that used hot air vents from buildings in New York to inflate and heat for rough sleepers. I loved this guerilla style design of using something the city gave away for free and reuse it for those it designs against.
My Powerbank is a power bank designed for those experiencing homelessness in London, that can be charged for free using Santander bikes.
My Powerbank can be charged using stationary Santander bikes, so you don't need to pay to rent one out.
My Powerbank uses stationary Santander bikes, so you don't need to pay to rent one out.
My Powerbank can be charged using stationary Santander bikes, so you don't need to pay to rent one out.
Stifling their ability to access really crucial digital services like banking, networking and social reach.
Stifling their ability to access really crucial digital services like banking, networking and social reach.
A powerbank that enables the user to charge their phone on any santander bicycle for free.
A powerbank that enables the user to charge their phone on any santander bicycle for free.
The critically homeless within London have little access to charging their phones/devices.
Stifling their ability to access crucial services like banking, networking and social reach.
A powerbank that enables the user to charge their phone on any santander bicycle for free.
Why Santander bikes ?
Because they are mapped on London Public Maps, so you don't need a phone to find one.
How is it free?
How is it free?
How is it free?
The critically homeless in London have little access to charging their phones/devices.
Why Santander bikes ?
(and not other e-bikes)
How My Powerbank works:
How it works:
1) Attach powerbank to Santander bike
2) Peddle backwards
3) Charge powerbank batteries.
The critically homeless in London have little access to charging their phones/devices.
A powerbank that enables the user to charge their phone on any santander bicycle for free.
Stifling their ability to access really crucial digital services like banking, networking and social reach.
Stifling their ability to access really crucial digital services like banking, networking
and social reach.
The critically homeless in London have little access to charging their phones/devices.
A powerbank that enables the user to charge their phone on any santander bicycle for free.
Stifling their ability to access really crucial digital services like banking, networking and social reach.
My Powerbank is a power bank designed for those experiencing homelessness in London, that can be charged for free using Santander bikes.
Why Santander bikes? (and not other e-bikes)
Because they are mapped on London Public Maps,
so you don't need a phone to find one.
My inspiration came from Michael Rakowitz's 'Parasites'. A series of igloo like shelters that used hot air vents from buildings in New York to inflate and heat for rough sleepers. I loved this guerilla style design of using something the city gave away for free and reuse it for those it designs against.
My Powerbank can be charged using stationary Santander bikes, so you don't need to pay to rent one out.
How is it free?