Trying to get some shuteye in the airport is no easy task, so the 'aDream' sleep pods are designed as a revolutionary way to let travelers partake in a little bit of rest. Designed by Rafael Martin, the 'aDream' is crafted from lightweight materials and features a pleasant exterior design to fit in well with airport terminal surroundings.
Whether between flights or during extended layovers, the 'aDream' could be used to take a quick nap or a full sleep, depending on the amount of time the traveler has. The unit features built-in electrical socks to let users charge smartphones and tablets as they rest.
The conceptual 'aDream' sleep pods could be implemented individually or in groups to create mini airport hotels for travelers to enjoy.
Airport Layover Sleep Pods
The 'aDream' Unit Provides a Tranquil Place to Sleep in the Terminal
Trend Themes
1. Airport Sleep Pods - The trend of creating private and comfortable sleeping pods in airport terminals revolutionizes the travel experience.
2. Lightweight Design - Designing products using lightweight, yet durable materials creates more portable objects that are easier to transport.
3. Integrated Technology - Products with integrated technology provide convenient and flexible services for users on-the-go.
Industry Implications
1. Airport Hospitality - The airport hospitality industry can implement these sleep pods as a way to improve their customer experience.
2. Travel Accessories - Lightweight design can also be explored in other travel accessories such as luggage and clothing.
3. Consumer Electronics - Integrated technology can be incorporated in various other consumer electronics such as wearable devices.