Smart space capsule

Smart space capsule

Space capsule homestays are usually made from a combination of high-tech and high-strength materials to ensure safety, comfort and durability in the natural environment. Here are some commonly used materials for making space capsule homestays:

Aluminum alloy: Lightweight, high-strength aluminum alloy is required for the shell of the space capsule to ensure the strength and durability of the cabin.
Carbon fiber: Carbon fiber is a lightweight and high-strength material with high rigidity and excellent seismic properties, which is often used in space capsule homestays to strengthen and support the internal structure.
3. High-strength glass: In order to make the space capsule homestays have excellent observation effects in nature, designers usually set a large area of glass Windows inside the room, which requires the use of high-strength glass to ensure the safety and protection of the glass.

Thermal insulation: Space capsule accommodation requires efficient thermal insulation to regulate the temperature of the room in order to maintain comfort. Commonly used insulation materials include polystyrene foam, silicone rubber heat shield and so on.
5. Polymer materials: Polymer materials can often provide better insulation properties, while also increasing the comfort of the cabin.

Conductive materials: Conductive materials are needed to ensure the transmission of power and data in the space capsule accommodation. For example, wires made of metal materials such as titanium alloys, and electronic devices made of metals such as silver.
Soft materials: In order to improve the comfort of space capsule accommodation, soft, breathable, antibacterial and other characteristics are also important. Soft materials such as polyurethane foam are widely used in the production of mattresses and chairs, as well as fire, water, odor and other functional materials.
These are the main materials of the space capsule homestay. Different capsule homestays may use different materials to achieve different effects.