There are 1.2 billion people in the world who lack access to electricity, therefore limiting their equipment for cooking, yet we are surrounded by different forms of energy which can provide service to society. By focusing on methods of energy generation, energy harnessing and energy transfer, students in this studio will develop their own versions of kitchen utilities by harnessing the power of potential and kinetic energy; wind, solar, hydro et al. These devices, which may or may not be recognizable, are capable of use off-grid, enabling a portable kitchen which could be deployed in any environment where they can find energy. Spoiler alert - energy is everywhere!

Ice Cream Ball: Spincicle A restructured, more customer friendly design that allows kids and adults alike to safely make ice cream by kicking, passing, rolling, and throwing without injuring themselves or the ball.

If you have ever had your power go out of if you are a lover of camping, then this is the toaster for you. Through solar and rotational energy, this toaster is for those who do not have power but would like toast on the go. This self-powering toaster will cook your toast perfectly without the hassle of outlets.

Have you ever been bored at the dinner table, eating food that is so bland you fall asleep?  Worry no more, because the the salt and pepper grinding and shaker novelty  cars are here to make  every meal a race to the table. These cars fit in the palm of your hand, and are motivated to move by elastic energy which turns the wheels, powering the axles that are attached to the internal gears, grinding the  salt crystals and peppercorns.