empowering students
The recent refurbishment of The Duhig Tower and Sir James Foots Building at the University of Queensland has resulted in a stunning new educational environment for research, study, social interaction, and collaboration. PIP2, PIP3, and PEAK power units have been integrated into the surfaces to provide easily accessible power for student and teacher laptops, phones, and other electronic devices.
PIP2 and PIP3 are modern, low-profile power units designed for educational spaces, available as in-surface or panel-mounted options. They integrate seamlessly into surfaces and can be mounted flush or at an 8° angle for enhanced user accessibility. Made from up to 63% recycled plastic, PIP2 and PIP3 received the Australian Business ECO-Innovation Award in 2024, establishing them as a practical solution for sustainable fit-outs.
Integrating power into mobile furniture unlocks endless possibilities, enabling students and teachers to create fully functional work surfaces wherever needed. Mobile powered furniture offers the flexibility to reconfigure spaces to suit the task at hand. Mobile furniture with purpose-designed multifunctionality allows spaces to seamlessly transition from a traditional classroom setup to collaborative environments, adapting to changing needs with streamlined efficiency.
QIKPAC CARRY is easily integrated within furniture, with the added benefit of being removable for use as a portable power bank, ergonomically designed to be light and easy to carry without compromising on power. The portability of QIKPAC CARRY allows full flexibility and control to move around and work anywhere on campus, or to go offsite knowing you have up to 28 hours of laptop power from a single charge.