If you've got 'Green Voice' and an empty bottle, then you've got yourself a speaker. This speaker makes use of empty bottles and containers, turning them into eco-friendly sound systems.
'Green Voice' was designed by Nien-An Lin, Ya-Fang Cheng and Genius KYE Systems Corp, and is made out of biodegradable material. What I find most interesting about 'Green Voice' is its battery. The battery is said to be a "paper battery," which both intrigues and confuses me. Either way, I can't wait for the day when my empty water bottle can also double as a speaker. No more refills for me.
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'Green Voice' Turns Empty Bottles into Eco-Friendly Sound Systems
Trend Themes
1. Upcycled Speakers - Opportunity for companies to create eco-friendly sound systems by repurposing waste materials like empty bottles.
2. Biodegradable Technology - Potential for innovations in biodegradable batteries, like 'Green Voice's' paper battery, to create more sustainable electronic devices.
3. Sustainable Audio Solutions - Demand for eco-friendly sound systems that utilize renewable materials and energy sources, presenting opportunities for companies to develop innovative products.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies can explore upcycling as a design strategy for developing eco-friendly and unique audio products.
2. Sustainable Packaging - The packaging industry can collaborate with electronics companies to repurpose empty containers and bottles into functional speakers, promoting sustainability.
3. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy sector can be involved in creating more efficient and sustainable power sources for eco-friendly sound systems, like biodegradable batteries.