Cabins sleep Sleep Box Bashny.Net

Those who have experience of long flights and waiting at the airport know how sometimes just wants to sleep. But human nature has a certain shyness at the thought of sleeping in a public place. That's why a group of Russian architects Arch Group has designed the so-called Sleep Box. As you can see in the picture - a cabinet similar to a phone booth, but no more. And inside it still has a phone. There is also a bed with sheets automatically replaced. In addition, inside you can find Wi-Fi, LCD-screen and sockets for charging laptops, mobile or other mobile devices. There is even a place to store luggage. Obviously, there is and an alarm clock so you do not miss your flight.





It is expected that the airport will be waiting to take these cabins for periods ranging from 15 minutes to several hours to sleep peacefully. No details of how much will cost such services, not yet reported. But given that they will be at airports, it is unlikely that it will be cheap. Rather the question will be different: "How much are you willing to pay for a comfortable sleep?". All this is only a concept, but quite easy to imagine how such booths appear in major airports worldwide.



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