A container capsule designed for disaster relief has recently been recognized by international organizations. The capsule integrates solar power supply, air purification and medical isolation functions, can be delivered by helicopter, and can be assembled by 2 people in 15 minutes. It has been successfully used in the XX earthquake disaster area to provide temporary safe housing for disaster victims.

Combining aerospace aesthetics with environmental protection concepts, a travel company has built a full-container space capsule hotel in a desert scenic area. The cabin is equipped with holographic starry sky projection and air pressure simulation system, and tourists can experience "Mars sunset" and "zero gravity sleep". The booking volume in the first month of opening exceeded expectations by 200%, detonating the niche tourism market.

A space technology company recently announced that its developed container-modified space capsule passed the stability test in a simulated weightless environment. The design uses lightweight alloys and folding structures, can be launched into space in batches and spliced ​​into living stations, and the cost is only 30% of traditional space capsules. It is expected to be invested in the construction of lunar bases before 2030.