Recently, a new type of safety cabin and escape shelter, integrating cutting-edge protective technology and survival support systems, has been officially launched on the market. Designed to provide ready-to-use disaster prevention and shelter solutions for families, communities, and specific public places, these products redefine the standards for modern emergency venues.

Unlike traditional fixed shelters, the core advantages of these newly released products lie in their high integration and mobility. The safety cabin can be embedded as a facility in underground spaces or core areas of buildings, boasting superior airtight protection capabilities and a NBC (nuclear, biological, chemical) filtration system, which effectively resists external impacts and toxic/hazardous substances. Equipped with independent oxygen supply, water circulation, power supply, and food storage systems, it can ensure the safe survival of occupants for several weeks in extreme environments with water and power outages.

The modular-designed escape shelter, on the other hand, offers more flexible shelter options. It can be placed independently or quickly assembled into temporary emergency venue clusters when disasters strike. Its design fully considers multiple disaster scenarios such as fires, floods, and earthquakes. With a robust structure and optimized internal space, it provides users with a critical window of life protection until rescue arrives.

Industry experts note that the shift from fixed buildings to mobile, functionally integrated life pods marks a new stage in personal and public safety protection. These products not only build a solid defense line for families but also provide standardized emergency shelter units for schools, hospitals, and community centers, significantly enhancing the disaster prevention and mitigation resilience of grassroots communities and ensuring that safety is accessible anytime, anywhere.