Revolution Door being developed

by Edwin in Conceptual Gadgets, Eco Gadgets

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A door is a door is a door, or is it? Fluxxlab from New York is working on their Revolution Doors that comes with a turbine powered by folks who pass through it whenever they enter or exit the building - sounds like the perfect door to install in all those glitzy casinos in Las Vegas considering the sheer amount of human traffic there. Taking cues from the idea of how water passes through a turbine and powering it, the Revolution Door boasts a redesigned central core that is capable of converting the motion of a spinning door into electricity efficiently. I wonder just how much in power bills can the building management save each month with this implemented.

Source: OhGizmo!

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4 Comments on “Revolution Door being developed”

GEARFUSE » You Say You Want A Revolution Door Says:

February 8th, 2008 at 7:09 pm

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Sunday’s Gallery of Gadgets » Coolest Gadgets Says:

February 10th, 2008 at 12:25 pm

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StrangerAtRandom Says:

February 24th, 2008 at 9:09 pm

In case you did not know they already have this in place in several cities in the US. They have on here at the UW, that powers itself to spin, when it is spun. It transfers the energy gained into a real time assist for the door, (not sure if it makes more power then it uses), but the door is almost always spinning throughout the day just from the morning traffic of people comming to work. I can only imagine how long it spins for after everybody rushes out after work on Fridays…

Supermarket Parking Lot makes its own power » Coolest Gadgets Says:

June 16th, 2009 at 11:44 am

[...] on new ways to make energy from methods where energy goes to waste. About a year ago, it was the Revolution Door, a revolving door that is connected to a turbine, harnessing the energy for when people walk [...]

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