In many remote and underprivileged regions, access to consistent electricity remains a major challenge. Expensive infrastructure and grid limitations prevent families from meeting even basic lighting and cooling needs.
The Light Bulb Project is a low-cost energy generation tool using:
A stationary cycle + flywheel mechanism
Human kinetic energy converted into electrical energy
Power stored in existing lead-acid batteries
Output:
75 minutes of pedaling = 150 watt-hours
Can light a bulb for 8 hours or power a fan for 24 hours
The system is simple, scalable, and adaptable for community deployment, enabling self-reliance and sustainability.