Mobile Toilet at Hebei University of Science and Technology (Note: Design by Hebei University of Science and Technology Art College)

There is currently no direct evidence indicating that Hebei University of Science and Technology has designed mobile toilets. However, the Art College of Hebei University of Science and Technology has designed toilet products specifically for the mobility of disabled individuals. Here is a detailed introduction:

Design Entity

This design was created by Zhang Nan from the Art College of Hebei University of Science and Technology, not Hebei University of Science and Technology. Although the names of the two institutions are similar, without definitive information indicating a collaborative design between them, this design cannot be attributed to Hebei University of Science and Technology.

Design Features

• Smart Distribution: This design utilizes intelligent driving technology to distribute toilets reasonably throughout the city based on big data on disabled individuals' travel patterns. This distribution method can more precisely meet the toilet needs of disabled individuals in different areas, improving the efficiency and convenience of toilet use.
• Terrain Adaptability: The main module of the toilet has the ability to move up and down, enabling it to adapt well to various terrain scenarios. Whether on flat urban roads or areas with slopes or undulations, it can ensure the stability and normal operation of the toilet.
• Flexible Parking: The walking module employs intelligent unmanned driving technology and is equipped with a Mecanum wheel system. The unique structure and movement method of Mecanum wheels allow the toilet to park conveniently in narrow spaces, solving the problem of difficult toilet parking in urban areas with limited space.
• Easy Access: Layered sliding step treads are set up, taking full account of the mobility characteristics of disabled individuals. These provide convenience for them to enter and exit the toilet, reducing the difficulty of use.
• Waterless Toilet and Intelligent Control: A waterless toilet system is used, with a ground turntable and intelligent control system installed. This enables disabled individuals to easily drive out of the toilet after use without having to turn their wheelchairs around, greatly enhancing the user experience for disabled individuals and reflecting the humanized and intelligent nature of the design.