What it does
Solves scattered gear issues with 3-in-1 design for cooking, cooling & storage.
Your inspiration
Observing campers juggle multiple bulky items (grills, coolers, tools), we envisioned an all-in-one solution. The idea emerged from combining Japanese "Danchira" modular design with outdoor utility needs, inspired by Tesla's "Powerwall" energy integration. Market research showed 72% of users prioritize portability over single-function gear.
How it works
Modular Assembly: Grill/fridge slide out via aluminum rails; magnetic locks secure modules. Energy Flow: 12V battery powers fridge (24h runtime), solar-charged via case’s DC port. Heat Control: Grill’s ceramic-coated steel distributes 300°C evenly; grease drains to detachable tray. Space Optimization: Nesting storage bins compress to 50% volume when empty.
Design process
Concept Phase: Identified user pain points through 100+ camper surveys, prioritizing portability (68%) and multi-functionality (72%). Prototype V1: Built a foam-core model with 3D-printed joints; testing revealed grill instability and fridge door leaks. Iteration: Switched to aluminum alloy hinges + silicone gaskets, reducing weight by 15% while improving durability. Final Design: CNC-machined the frame for precision, added modular rail slots, and optimized storage bin compression via origami-inspired folds.
How it is different
True All-in-One: Unlike competitors (e.g., solo grills or coolers), we merge cooking/cooling/storage in one case via patented slide-rail tech. Self-Sufficient: Integrated solar-ready battery and water tank eliminate external dependencies—a first in portable camping gear. Smart Space: Compressible bins and fold-flat grill save 50% space vs. traditional setups.
Future plans
Smart Upgrade: Add IoT sensors (temperature/power monitoring) + APP control by 2025. Market Expansion: Partner with glamping resorts for rental models, targeting $1M revenue in 3 years. Eco-Materials: Develop biodegradable storage bins using mushroom mycelium by 2026.
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