scientific research shelter

For many researchers, field research is an important means to obtain first-hand research data. So, what are the dangers that field research might face? How can we better prevent and respond to these dangers? In addition to a wealth of knowledge and experience in field survival, adequate supplies, professional tools, smooth communication, effective shelter space and other important conditions for the success of scientific investigation and the protection of life safety.

This shelter can be quickly transported to the designated area by helicopter. Its interior is equipped with satellite phones, various tools, medicine, paper maps and necessary living facilities, and the position of the sun can be detected through the microcomputer control center, the sensor and timing function to detect the sun's position, the horizontal and vertical (XY) double-axis omni-directional rotating mechanical device installed under the solar panel, and the supporting micro-adjustment sensor located in the center of the solar panel. This data is transmitted to the microcomputer, which is mixed with the rotation and revolution models. The microcomputer controls the tracking drive (XY) motor according to the processed data, so that the solar panel's focus lens is always facing the sun, maximizing the absorption of solar light, and storing electric energy through the battery energy storage device located at the rear of the shelter.In this way, even in continuous overcast days or nights, the shelter can still provide continuous electric energy to meet the living needs of residents. When it rains, the shelter can adjust the tilt angle of the solar panel on the roof through the microcomputer, and use the slope to quickly collect the rainwater into the water tank, and then directly intercept the impurities in the water through the filter screen to achieve the effect of purifying the rainwater, thus ensuring the demand for domestic water.

In addition, I hope that such shelters can also provide safe space for other people in need, such as adventure lovers, tourists, natural disasters and war refugees.