Designer Yeonguk Choi designs the new 2/3 home tent concept that is able to alter and change due to its modular nature. It is essentially a concept for a backpacking tent that is able to be expanded, changed around, and folded up depending on the needs during the time including the season and the number of people.
It is a blend of alpine tent elements with features of a tunnel-type tent with much easier ways to pack. To come up with the concept, the designers experimented with many materials and tent types in order to develop a concept that is easily multi-functional. The 2/3 home creates a Duo Mode to house two people and can expand to Trio Mode as an extension.
Technical Expansion Tent Concepts
The 2/3 Home is a Modular and Dynamic Tent Concept
Trend Themes
1. Modular Camping Tents - Designing modular camping tents that can be expanded, changed around, and folded up depending on the needs during the time including the season and the number of people creates an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the camping industry.
2. Multi-functional Camping Equipment - Exploring the use of different materials and tent types to create multi-functional camping equipment presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the outdoor recreation industry.
3. Dynamic Camping Gear Design - Developing dynamic camping gear design with features that can be altered and adjusted creates an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the camping and outdoor sports industry.
Industry Implications
1. Camping Equipment - The camping equipment industry can benefit from investing in developing modular and multi-functional camping gear like the 2/3 Home tent concept.
2. Outdoor Recreation - The outdoor recreation industry can benefit from investing in developing dynamic camping gear design and offering more versatile camping equipment to hikers, hunters, and adventurers.
3. Backpacking Gear - The backpacking gear industry can benefit from investing in developing modular camping tents and backpacking gear that can be adapted to different terrains, climates and needs.