[Technology Story | Episode 6] Establishing a large-scale spatial model and moving on to the next core

Our standard equipment is a series designed for large spaces.
The output of a 16 horsepower commercial-use machine has been broken down into multiple functions and reconstructed.

Why was it necessary?

In the large space...
Air conditioners consume too much electricity
・Spot coolers are not powerful enough
・Evaporative type has problems with increased humidity and hygiene

In Japan's hot and humid environment, none of these methods are conclusive.

However, the heatwaves are getting worse every year.
In factories, warehouses, livestock farms, and agricultural greenhouses
The very issue of "a work environment" is becoming an issue.

Our equipment is

・Using groundwater reduces electricity bills by 90%
・80% reduction even without groundwater
-Temperature difference more than twice that of the evaporative type
・Humidity control possible
The device itself does not generate heat

If you conduct an on-site demonstration, there is a high probability that it will be adopted.

However, this is not a world that can be protected by patents alone.
The know-how is expanding.

So we
We have transitioned to a locally-focused franchise model.

A partner with a construction system
It is a structure that allows them to earn more profits than our company.

In the actual model
・Annual sales of 100 million yen in 2 years
・200 million yen in 3 years
・Profit of 10 to 20 million yen

The commercial air conditioning market is huge.
However, in three years, major players will also enter the market.

That's why we move on to the next one.

Mass-produced model for home use.
One-tenth the size of a standard machine.
Equivalent to air conditioning.
A 70% reduction in electricity bills has already been achieved.
Target price: 150,000 yen.

Mass production with the same concept for both home and commercial use.

If you can get here,
The market is global, not domestic.

What we aim for is
Not selling equipment,
Renewal of sustainable energy architecture.

Towards a future where water and greenery will continue forever.

Next time, we'll get into the nitty-gritty of mass-produced models for home use.