The Corona Sun Beam hopes to revolutionize the patio drinking experience by offering Canadians the chance to sit out on a restaurant deck and enjoy basking in the sun no matter the weather, time of day or amount of shade present. Thanks to a towering 63-foot tall sun reflector hoisted up on a crane, patios masked in the shade due to the urban cityscape surroundings can still enjoy some fun in the sun.
Drinking on a patio without any sun can really put a damper on anyone's day. Thanks to the Corona Sun Beam, the sun's rays are redirected off of a rectangular reflector so that they shine directly onto the patio. This way the sunshine never has to disappear as it normally would due to the angle of the sun.
Corona hopes to extend the longevity of summer by giving consumers the chance to get the most out of a sun-filled patio drinking experience.
Patio Sunshine Reflectors
The Corona Sun Beam Brings Unlimited Sun to Patio Drinking Experiences
Trend Themes
1. Enhanced Patio Experience - The Corona Sun Beam reflects sunlight onto patios, enhancing the outdoor drinking experience regardless of shade or time of day.
2. Sunlight Manipulation - Redirecting sunlight using reflective technology offers opportunities for innovative solutions in various industries.
3. Year-round Sun Exposure - The Corona Sun Beam allows for longer enjoyment of outdoor spaces, creating potential disruptive innovations for the hospitality industry.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The use of sun reflectors on patios could create new opportunities for hotels and restaurants to provide a unique outdoor dining experience.
2. Gaming and Entertainment - Sun reflector technology could be employed in theme parks and outdoor event spaces to optimize sunlight exposure for guests' comfort and enjoyment.
3. Architecture and Construction - Integrating sun reflectors into building designs could enable the creation of indoor spaces that simulate natural sunlight, improving occupant well-being and productivity.