Zhujia Deep Blue

Building stable living quarters on the deep blue seabed requires special materials that can withstand extreme pressure and corrosion in the deep sea. In the future, with the advancement of new materials and breakthroughs in technology, a new underwater lifestyle that integrates living, scientific research, and resource development is gradually becoming a reality.

The unit is designed for unsupervised public use: controls are recessed or shielded, moving parts are enclosed, and the interface is operable by a child of about six with no instruction. Where a screen is used, the language can be switched without changing the hardware, and the content can be replaced on site.

The ocean is the second space that humans rely on for survival and development. The rapid growth of the world's population has made land space increasingly crowded, and the issue of ocean space development and utilization has become increasingly concerning. With the increasing maturity of human development and utilization technology, ocean space will become an important stage for human activities. The available space of the ocean includes three parts: the sea, the middle of the sea, and the seabed. The ocean is different from land, as its environment and ecological conditions have their complexity and uniqueness. Maritime activities require resistance to changing marine meteorological conditions and the movement of seawater. Deep sea activities require adaptation to dark, high-pressure, low-temperature, and oxygen deficient environments. In addition, seawater has strong corrosiveness and sea ice has great destructive power, which requires strict requirements for engineering equipment materials and structures. Meanwhile, scientific research has shown that sounds in the ocean can lower levels of cortisol and stress hormones, and transmit calmness.