'Flight hotel' helps visitors visit anywhere

Hospitality industry is emerging many initiatives to meet customers, from underwater villas to fully-equipped houses.

HOK design company based in Toronto, Canada has come up with the idea of ​​making environmentally friendly, self-propelled self- contained hotel compartments , helping tourists to visit remote areas like valleys and mountains that do not harm the environment.

Driftcraft on the water.

"Leaving behind all amenities, adventure and immersion in nature has always been the one that motivates people. However, we want to find a way to both experience the world and still enjoy the basic needs. high level " , HOK said.

In Grand Canyon, USA.

The device called "Driftcraft" is made up of advanced materials such as alloys used for spacecraft.

Their project has reached the final of the Innovative Innovation Award. The device, called "Driftcraft", is made up of advanced materials such as alloys for spacecraft and polymeric polymers that can fly thanks to an unmanned aerial system. Inside a 23m ² pea-shaped space for two guests, there is a bed, desk, and bathtub. Similar water and waste treatment systems on aircraft, but on a smaller scale.

This Driftcraft is capable of adapting to all terrain.

This Driftcraft is capable of adapting to all terrain , covered by glass so guests can admire the 360-degree view right from the inside. An electronic device is also integrated, informing about the condition of the compartment and walking instructions. All compartments will be monitored from a remote control center to avoid malfunction.

Single Driftcraft and 3 integrated zones.

" Customized and personalized is the main keyword when talking about Driftcraft. Visitors are free to explore under the supervision of the checkpoint, in dangerous places like the Grand Canyon, even the Pearl Waterfall of China. " , the company said, and revealed its intention to build a 300-square-meter compartment with a restaurant, courtyard and lounge.

Although the Driftcraft product is not yet available, the automaker Ehang 184 said the idea would soon become a reality, albeit a little changed. They will then take into account larger issues such as safety checks, test runs to avoid operational errors and how to operate in the airspace, especially where airplanes travel.

Reference: forbes.