QCU Student Engineers Showcase Award-Winning PEDAL POWER Project at National Bike Day Forum
Electronics Technicians
Student innovators from the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines (IECEP) QCU Student Chapter showcased their PEDAL POWER prototype during the 2025 National Bike Day Active Mobility Forum held on November 22 at the QC MICE Center.
Hosted by the Quezon City Government in partnership with the Department of Transportation, the forum gathered advocates, policymakers, educators, and innovators to promote active mobility and sustainable transportation solutions.
Under the event theme, “Iisang Daan, Iisang Kinabukasan: Nagkakaisang Padyak Para sa Ligtas at Likas-Kayang Pamayanan,” QCU students presented the PEDAL POWER project, an innovative engineering solution designed to generate electrical energy through pedal-powered mechanisms.
The project promotes both active mobility and environmental sustainability by demonstrating how human-powered systems can contribute to renewable energy generation. The technology attracted attention as an example of how engineering innovation can address sustainability challenges while encouraging healthier transportation alternatives.
PEDAL POWER has previously earned recognition for Excellence in Climate Action during the 2025 QC Green Awards, highlighting its contribution to environmental stewardship and sustainable development initiatives.
The participation of QCU student engineers in the national forum underscores the university’s commitment to nurturing innovation and empowering students to create technology-driven solutions with tangible social and environmental impact.
Through projects such as PEDAL POWER and the Solar-Powered Siren Initiative, Quezon City University continues to demonstrate how engineering education can extend beyond the classroom to serve communities and advance sustainable development goals.
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