Möbi
Modulares Akkupaket aus recyceltem Elektroschrott
Möbi ist ein modulares Akkupaket, das entwickelt wurde, um Solarenergie für netzferne Gemeinden zu speichern. Das Besondere daran ist, dass es wiederverwendete Lithium-Ionen-Zellen aus Elektroschrott und recyceltes Kunststoffgehäuse verwendet, wodurch Deponieabfälle und der Bedarf an neuen Materialien reduziert werden. Das modulare Design unterstützt die lokale Reparatur und Skalierung der Energiekapazität und verbessert so die Umweltleistung und Langlebigkeit dezentraler Energiespeichersysteme.
Firma/Institution
Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is a public research university based in Brisbane, Australia, known for its strong emphasis on design, technology, and real-world impact. QUT’s Industrial Design program drives sustainable innovation, interdisciplinary thinking, and socially responsible design practices, supporting students to develop projects that address global environmental and humanitarian challenges.
Land
Australien
Designer(s)
Julia Tsukimori
Julia Tsukimori is an Industrial Design graduate from Queensland University of Technology with a background in architectural design. Her work spans product design, systems thinking, and visual communication across a range of contexts. She places a strong focus on sustainability-informed design, including material lifecycle, repairability, and resource efficiency, while also engaging with broader functional, technical, and user-driven requirements. Her approach is research-led and focused on producing adaptable, context-responsive outcomes.