HR Bank: a power bank shaped like a cycle for exercise
At the moment, Jack had nothing to do so he taken an iPad from his backpack and started browsing Google news, found an interesting news published on tech website and the headline was HR Bank: a power bank shaped like a cycle for exercise.
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Lithuanian startup Tukas EV has introduced an HR Bank exercise bike with a power bank function, designed for urban residents as a reliable power source.
The HR Bank is a large power supply with pedals and steering wheel, storing exercise-generated kinetic energy for backup household appliances. It allows user adjustment of steering wheel, seat height, and tilt angle.
The device has a built-in 2 kWh battery capable of powering various devices, and can be recharged using network, car batteries, solar energy, and wind.
The exercise bike, as claimed by its creators, can power a TV for two days, a refrigerator for three days, and charge various small devices. The basic version of HR Bank is priced at nearly 3,000 euros.
When Jack finished reading the news, shared the website link with Maya.
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