Scenic Area Mobile Smart Toilet Case
Typical cases of mobile smart toilets in scenic areas include the 5G Smart Carbon-Neutral Public Toilet in Qingcheng Mountain, Chengdu, and the "Tidal Toilet" in Huizhou West Lake, Guangzhou. Through technological innovation and scenario adaptation, these two toilets demonstrate intelligent practices in environmental protection, energy conservation, and dynamic resource allocation, respectively.
5G Smart Carbon-Neutral Public Toilet in Qingcheng Mountain, Chengdu: Deep Integration of Environmental Protection and Digital Intelligence
This public toilet features a "three-stage microbial composite bacteria" collaborative treatment system as its core. By rapidly decomposing excrement and suppressing odors through microorganisms, it achieves an odorless, non-slip, and spacious toilet environment. Its groundbreaking design lies in its complete independence from external water supply and drainage networks. Relying on microbial degradation technology, it converts fecal waste into organic fertilizer on-site, saving thousands of tons of water annually per unit and significantly reducing water consumption and environmental pollution.
At the digital intelligence level, the self-developed "Yunhui Universal Interconnection Operating System" by Zhongyunhui serves as the "smart brain." It monitors data such as foot traffic, energy consumption, and microbial activity in real-time through 5G communication, the Internet of Things, and edge computing. AI algorithms predict changes in microbial activity and dynamically optimize temperature control strategies to ensure stable operation of the equipment under extreme weather conditions while reducing operational and maintenance costs and improving management efficiency.
In terms of scenario adaptation, the toilet integrates cultural and tourism characteristics: ultra-high-definition large screens and touch screens display scenic area information, and an embedded AI vertical model for cultural tourism recommends attractions, hotels, and food to visitors. Through the "Piggy Helper" app, users can obtain coupons from surrounding merchants and carbon credits, forming an ecological loop of "toilet use + consumption + low carbon," enhancing the visitor experience and promoting green consumption.
"Tidal Toilet" in Huizhou West Lake, Guangzhou: Dynamic Resource Allocation to Cope with Peak Visitor Flow
Located within Huizhou West Lake scenic area, this toilet covers a total area of 238 square meters and is equipped with barrier-free toilet stalls, a third toilet, and fixed male and female toilet stalls (8 female stalls and 12 male stalls including 7 urinals). It is equipped with an intelligent system and has been rated as a 3A smart toilet. Its core innovation lies in its "tidal function": It is only activated during periods of extremely high visitor flow, such as the Spring Festival and lantern festivals, to alleviate queuing pressure by adjusting the ratio of male to female toilet stalls; under normal conditions, it maintains fixed zoning to ensure the stability of basic services.
To ensure safety and order, toilet sign adjustments are operated by staff, and during peak visitor periods, dedicated personnel are on-site to guide visitors. Male visitors are strictly prohibited from entering the temporarily converted female areas. Previously, controversies arose due to manually sliding signs, prompting the scenic area to promptly rectify the situation by removing the movable signs and eliminating safety hazards.
The tidal toilet achieves efficient utilization of resources through space reuse and intelligent scheduling, providing a replicable solution for scenic areas to cope with seasonal fluctuations in visitor flow. It also reflects the balance between "humanization" and "safety" in intelligent management.
