Electric Pedals

I’m gonna put this here for a bit cause it’s a bit black mirror

Lab Machines.

A series of theatrical props we built for MGA, designed for their countrywide tour of secondary schools promoting STEM learning.

Three interactive devices, built to be performed with:

🔌 Electrocution Machine — an arcade-style shock game

⚡ Generator — a mechanical prop simulating electricity
generation through electromagnetism

💡 Circuit — an oversized, fully working light, switch and battery circuit

Three sets built.

Over 400 school performances over 1 year.

Dune at UCL

First time we’ve run a 4 way head to head.

Awesome day with a Uk energy company.

Thanks

When you drop a bicycle powered bubble machine into a field , built exclusively for .

Music box inspired rotating Christmas tree unveiled in Victoria Station.

The tree celebrates the 200th anniversary of the birth of Victoria and Albert. This year’s Christmas tree in Victoria Station will provide visitors with an experience that is both nostalgic and interactive, taking inspiration from the Victorian music box. Situated in the main concourse, this year’s tree celebrates the station’s namesake, Queen Victoria, marking 200 years since her birth. This is particularly apt given her husband Prince Albert is credited with introducing the Christmas tree to Great Britain in 1840. As with a real music box, the tree will spring to life when it is wound up (which passers-by can do via pedals around the base) – then stand back in awe as the tree produces festive music and rotates. The top of the tree is decorated with a rotating Anna Pavlova figurine, to reflect the same statue atop the Victoria Palace Theatre. Vivid Design Works and Electric Pedals were commissioned to design the tree by the Victoria Business Improvement District (BID).

Clocks went back so we’re giving lights to people who cycle home. Helping keep our active travellers safe. Join the active city network.