Press and hold the crystal-like anti-mis touch button on the handle to activate the triple-sensing system:
The expansion interface area conceals an intelligent ecosystem:
This design won the 2023 Red Dot: Best of the Best Award and set a record on Indiegogo by raising over $1 million within 48 hours.
Sustainable Architecture: From Recycled Materials to Energy Autonomy
The exterior surface incorporates 34% ocean plastic regenerated from discarded fishing nets, while the internal structure integrates sugarcane-based biopolymers. Certification from the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology shows that this composite material reduces lifecycle carbon emissions by 61% compared to traditional polycarbonate. More groundbreaking is the distributed energy recovery system—the four hub motors can generate electricity during towing. Field tests at Dubai International Airport’s Terminal 3 showed that walking 2.3 km can replenish 40% of a phone’s battery. For each product sold, the brand allocates funds via blockchain tracing to support one hour of operational funding for smart cleanup vessels managed by ocean conservation alliances.
Contextual Aesthetics: Minimalist Design in Dialogue with Ambient Lighting
From obsidian black to glacier white, the matte nano-coating presents subtle color gradients under the lights of Tokyo Haneda Airport. Custom-built embedded LED light strips by Philips (Netherlands) not only allow switching between 256 ambient lighting effects via an app but also project intelligent path indicator lights during night-following mode. The limited-edition collaboration with Takashi Murakami features an e-ink screen on the luggage surface, capable of dynamically displaying boarding information or custom art patterns.
System Innovation: The Precision Dance of Millimeter-Wave Radar Arrays
The built-in 78GHz millimeter-wave radar can track 32 moving targets simultaneously. In the 5G network environment at London Heathrow Airport, its positioning accuracy reaches an impressive ±2 cm. The独创的 "swarm mode" supports coordinated movement of multiple units, with an error rate controlled below 0.05%. When the user enters a duty-free shop, a light tap on the Apple Watch crown instantly switches the luggage to orbit-guard mode, autonomously cruising within a 3-meter radius.
According to McKinsey's 2024 Smart Mobility Report, the global market for self-following luggage is projected to exceed $2.8 billion by 2025, with an estimated penetration rate of 37% in business travel scenarios. This innovation—merging robotics with consumer electronics—is driving the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to revise its Smart Baggage Transport White Paper.
When Munich Airport’s intelligent guide robots complete their first data handshake with the luggage’s UWB system, we witness not merely luggage following but an emerging node in the mobile Internet of Things. Future airports may no longer need luggage carts, as these intelligent carriers with autonomous mobility are weaving an invisible smart travel network—carrying not just travel essentials, but a new paradigm of seamlessly connected digital living.