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Green Bicycle can help people live healthier lifestyles while generating electricity from physical exercise. The bicycle converts movement into alternating current that can be stored for later use. However, developing the green bicycle may face challenges of high upfront investment costs, limited markets, and competition from other products.
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Green product
- 1. Green Bicycle L/O/G/O
- 4. Nowadays, living healthily and saving energy are becoming more and more important. People will need some kind of product that help them convert their physical exercise into electricity. We can store the energy for later usage. We think about Green bicycle .
- 5. S O - Energy saving - Demanding - Money saving - Stable - Practical - Modern W T - Expensive investment - Competition - Limited market
- 6. Blue ocean….
- 9. • produce alternating current (+) (-) • change the direction of current flow
- 10. Alter. current Movement Moving Transmission generator Electricity
- 11. Thanks