The Mobile Hospital by Kukil Han is a conceptual solar-powered hospital designed specifically to help victims of natural disasters. The Mobile Hospital has the look of a shipping crate and is designed to be carried into remote areas via helicopter.
The shipping crate look of this hospital is intentional as it helps make aerial transport easier. Once on the ground, the Mobile Hospital folds out to become a three-chamber first-aid facility complete with rooftop solar panels that provide power in a pinch. Han has wisely designed multiple Mobile Hospitals, with each unit functioning as a different part of a normal hospital. Additional units include features such as an x-ray room, morgue and patient consultation center. A hospital such as this could help save many lives as poor medical care often adds greatly to the death toll immediately following a natural disaster.
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Kukli Han's Mobile Hospital is Made to Treat Victims of Natural Disasters
Trend Themes
1. Mobile Hospital - Developing mobile hospitals with solar panels and designed like shipping crates for easier transport to remote areas for medical care in times of natural disasters.
2. Modular Hospital Design - Designing modular hospitals that can be transported and set up quickly in remote areas to provide medical care in times of disasters.
3. Solar-powered Medical Facilities - Developing solar-powered healthcare facilities that can function in remote locations without access to traditional power sources for medical care in times of natural disasters.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - Opportunity for healthcare providers to invest and develop mobile hospitals and modular healthcare facilities to provide care in times of natural disasters.
2. Renewable Energy - Opportunity for renewable energy providers to develop more solar-powered medical facilities for remote locations without access to traditional power sources in times of natural disasters.
3. Transportation - Opportunity for transportation companies to invest in developing new transport methods to easily transport modular hospitals and mobile medical facilities to remote areas in times of natural disasters.