City Peaks – Digit Employees Climb the Shard Mountain

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To encourage fitness in their studio, London design group Digit decided to use their R&D stream to create a new way for it's employees to compete against one another by the amount of times they walk up the stairs. Thanks to Arduino, RFID Oyster Cards and some html/javascript, the sum of all climbs is represented on the website as a comparison to buildings and mountains.

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