Slumber
Snail Pod
Considering the remote working situation and the pandemic situation, many workers work at home or places outside the office. In order to enhance their working efficiency, taking a nap is of the utmost importance to recharge themselves from the busy working. The geometry and idea were inspired by the form and habitation of a snail. The Snail Pod is movable to everywhere easily, workers can choose a suitable spot for sleeping.
To provide a quality short nap of 10 to 15 minutes, the temperature, lighting, materials, and sound condition had been considered. For the temperature control, the most comfortable sleeping temperature falls between 18-20 °C. The inner part of the pots consists of a temperature monitor. The energy of the temperature monitor is provided by the photovoltaic panels in the upper part of the Snail Pod. When it is in stationary or not in use, it is suggested to move the sleeping pod to a location with adequate sunlight. Besides, solar power can provide the energy for a tiny speaker inside which helps play some soft music and is beneficial for sleeping quick. The materials used are also soundproof and warm enough. The ergonomics of the mattress consider the angles that can support the whole body in order to protect the neck, shoulder and backbone of users.
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