Airborne Tent: a Parachute and a Tent In One for Disaster Relief

A parachute and a tent one, Airborne Tent combines dual function that is highly functional for disaster relief. In the event of disasters, victims would need help fast, but it can be difficult to provide the help they need especially in remote areas. These disaster-stricken areas might not be accessible by conventional transport, land or water. In this situation, Airborne Tent helps offer relief by bringing both shelter and supplies.

Dropping supplies for victims are possible through the use of parachute, but after that, the parachute can be used as a tent. That is the idea behind Airborne Tent. After delivering all those supplies, people can transform this parachute into a temporary tent shelter. Thanks to a built-in pump, a military fire balloon, a charging connector, and a parachute, everything can be converted into a safe temporary shelter.

Designers : Xiong Shilin, Han Wenjia, Mao Rifen, Li Minghai, and Wan Tao

Airborne Tent: a Parachute and a Tent In One for Disaster Relief by Xiong Shilin, Han Wenjia, Mao Rifen, Li Minghai, and Wan Tao

Airborne Tent: a Parachute and a Tent In One for Disaster Relief by Xiong Shilin, Han Wenjia, Mao Rifen, Li Minghai, and Wan Tao

Airborne Tent: a Parachute and a Tent In One for Disaster Relief by Xiong Shilin, Han Wenjia, Mao Rifen, Li Minghai, and Wan Tao

Airborne Tent: a Parachute and a Tent In One for Disaster Relief by Xiong Shilin, Han Wenjia, Mao Rifen, Li Minghai, and Wan Tao



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One thought on “Airborne Tent: a Parachute and a Tent In One for Disaster Relief

  1. Mass produce this, test with US Armed forces in Mid East, Africa alone, Awesome idea.
    Must for SAR Units alone & Resupply drops, would have been needed in WW2 in Burma area.
    Lisc & Produce more worldwide

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