Koodo's Mobile Mobile Charging Station is a step up from the average phone charger, since most of them aren't equipped with legs. This summer, the Mobile Mobile Charger will be making the rounds in Toronto, appearing at various festivals to provide people with a way to charge their phones on the go, without having to be stuck in one place.
The MMCS is designed to follow people around "in a totally non-creepy way," completely free of charge. On the front of the MMCS suit are three holes where a cord can be plugged in and since summer is the time for people to be out and enjoying the weather away from power outlets, this is a clever way for the phone provider to get its name out there and show that it will bend over backwards for its customers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Roving Phone Charging Stations
- Mobile charging stations that can follow users around in public spaces, events or festivals.
- Wireless Mobile Charging
- New systems allow people to charge their devices without cords or cables.
- Smartphone Charging-as-a-service
- Providing charging stations in public spaces as an extra service for customers.
Who This Affects Most
- Telecommunications
- Mobile phone providers can offer the charging service to attract and retain customers.
- Events and Festivals
- Event organizers can partner with phone provider companies to provide charging services to attendees.
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Hotels, airports and public spaces can offer the charging service to increase customer satisfaction and attract more visitors.
