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A bike that disappears into a working floor
Most exercise equipment announces itself. This does not. It folds flat into a desk, it runs quietly enough to sit in an open-plan office or a silent study floor, and the only clue that it is doing anything is the laptop charging off it.
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It makes its own power. That is the whole argument.
Where it works
Four buildings with the same problem
People sitting still for hours, nowhere convenient to charge a device, and an energy target somebody has to report against. The eKinekt answers all three at once, which is why it tends to be specified by facilities and estates teams rather than by gyms.
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Airports and transport hubs
Dwell time is the product
A passenger with three hours to fill and a laptop at twelve per cent will find a socket even if it means sitting on the floor beside a pillar. Every terminal has that corner, and it is the least photogenic thing in the building.
Because the eKinekt makes its own charge, it goes where passengers already are — gate lounge, mezzanine, arrivals — with no cable run and no floor box.
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Hotels and business lounges
An amenity that runs itself
Guests wait. For a room, for a car, for a flight that has moved. A lounge with a bike desk gives them something better to do with that hour than order another coffee.
Nothing to roster, nothing to book, no attendant standing next to it. It earns its floor area every day without appearing on a payroll line.
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Schools and universities
The equipment students actually use
A campus gym is used by the students who were always going to use a gym. The rest sit for eight hours in a library and go home stiff.
The BD3 is a desk first and quiet enough for a silent study floor, so nobody has to change clothes or decide to exercise. They sit down to finish an essay and pedal for forty minutes without noticing.
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Offices and workplace
A wellness budget that does not sit idle
Read the office caseMost workplace wellness money buys a room that a fifth of the floor visits twice. This needs no room. It takes the footprint of a desk and folds between working and riding in seconds.
We supplied these in volume to a corporate office in Dubai. They get used in short bursts, all day, by people who would never book a gym slot.
The detail
What you are specifying
Output
~75 watts an hour
From moderate pedalling, delivered through USB-A and USB-C in the desktop. Enough to run a laptop and a phone off the rider rather than the building.
Two modes
Desk, then bike, in seconds
The frame folds between an upright working position and an exercise position without tools, so it is never a single-purpose object occupying floor area.
Acoustics
Quiet enough for open plan
No fan, no belt whine. It has been installed on working office floors and in study spaces without acoustic complaint.
Supply
Buy it or hire it
See hire optionsBought outright for a permanent installation, or hired by the day for an activation, a launch or a conference stand.
