Recently, Orange Telecom introduced a solar concept tent. The tent will be put into use at the Glastonbury Festival in the UK to avoid many campers getting lost between the numerous tents.
The appearance of this solar tent is a traditional weave, with additional coating to form solar threads. The energy generated by solar energy is used for lighting, heating, communication, and charging in tents. A technology called "Glo-cation" is embedded in the tent. This technology allows the user to send an SMS message. The tent he belongs to responds lightly, guiding him to find the correct location. In addition, this tent also supports RFID tags, which can actively respond to light when the owner approaches, and only the owner can enter the tent himself.
The appearance of this solar tent is a traditional weave, with additional coating to form solar threads. The energy generated by solar energy is used for lighting, heating, communication, and charging in tents. A technology called "Glo-cation" is embedded in the tent. This technology allows the user to send an SMS message. The tent he belongs to responds lightly, guiding him to find the correct location. In addition, this tent also supports RFID tags, which can actively respond to light when the owner approaches, and only the owner can enter the tent himself.