DA.AI’s Eco Chair Backpack Protects Volunteers while Comforting Suffering

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After strong earthquake or other natural disaster strikes, Tzu Chi Foundation always forms disaster relief command center to gather information for quickest response. Tzu Chi International Humanitarian Aid Association (TIHAA) was formed in 2003 out of Dharma Master Cheng Yen’s compassion, seeing the massive destruction to earth done by human beings that eventually leads to extreme natural disasters. Master Cheng Yen is always the spiritual guide for the command team to evaluate, and directs what aid to provide the survivors to best fit their needs, and what action plan to take in terms of relief work.

In order for quickly respond to survivor’s needs, Jing-Si disciples always research and develop products to be used in different global relief missions. Quick response to what the command center need, such as instant rice, eco-blankets, or multi-functional portable chair/desk/bed, and to prepare quickly for the frontline volunteers. Most of these items are functional, potable, and gradually developed for disaster relief mission. DA.AI’s Eco Chair Backpack was invented following such ideology, not only to assist our volunteers carrying out supplies to the needy with ease, but also allow them to get a quick rest or secure them from unexpected melee attack or fallen drops from unsecure building.

DA.AI invented the functional chair backpack from durable eco-friendly water repellent material with included rain cover. The backpack weighs only 1.4kg, with light-weight yet durable aluminum structure and comfortable padded seat. Moreover, it passed SGS test to hold up to 120kg products or person to sit on, and can undergo 1136kgf of attacking force. This eco accessory comes with multiple storage compartments for better weight distribution, while its adjustable padded shoulder straps allow both shoulders to share the pressure evenly and comfortably. This eco-product combines backpack, chair, and protector together, aims to provide care and great love to people in need, as well as accompanies volunteers while contributing in hard to predict disaster relief missions.

DA.AI Technology, Jasmine Li, Taipei
 

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