The Energy Umbrella is a public rest area that aims to promote and popularise education about sustainable clean energy through the convenience of solar energy. The energy umbrella collects and stores energy through solar panels on the top to achieve a zero-energy self-cycle. Unlike other public rest areas, the energy umbrella can be used not only as a shelter for power supply in case of emergency but also as a commercial facility for people to rent power banks. The Energy umbrella integrates clean energy into people's lives in a more direct way and attracts people's interest in clean energy through absolute convenience. In response to "climate action", and make efforts.
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It’s decked out with solar panels on top that keep it energised, creating a self-sustaining loop of power. The power supplies the charging bank and the charging interface, which brings practical convenience to people.
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While you're there, you can learn cool facts and advice about sustainable living and clean energy through the promotional content on Energy Umbrella. If you don't want to stay, the knowledge in the app is your best choice!
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Scenes of people using EnergyUmbrella in daily life: People enjoy the convenience brought by EnergyUmbrella in the seaside park.
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Scenes of people using EnergyUmbrella in daily life: People enjoy the convenience brought by EnergyUmbrella in the afternoon in the city park.
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The EnergyUmbrella was released in the city on a large scale.
ZiHang (Marshall) Tang, 3D rendering model
ZiHang (Marshall) Tang, Digital user interface
ZiHang (Marshall) Tang, EnergyUmbrella in real life render
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