On July 30, 2025, a powerful 8.7 magnitude earthquake struck Russia, off the eastern coast of Kamchatka. This was not only the strongest geological event in the region since 1952, but also a global wake-up call, instantly igniting collective anxiety about how close we are to the next major disaster. The earthquake exposed the fragility of disaster response systems. Folding container homes, with their modularity and earthquake resistance, have become a key rescue tool. Their specific benefits are as follows:

1. Rapid Deployment: Folding container homes can be installed with just eight screws. When folded, they stand only 39 cm tall. Ten to twelve units can fit into a 40-foot high cabinet, significantly improving transportation efficiency and deployment speed.

2. Temporary accommodation for thousands of people: For example, 200 container homes can provide emergency shelter for over 1,000 people, meeting the basic living needs of those in the disaster area.

3. Strong and Reliable Structure: The steel frame and modular design provide excellent earthquake and wind resistance. Simulation tests have verified that it can withstand the stress of an 8-magnitude earthquake, while key components such as door locks maintain structural integrity.

4. Integrated Living Systems: Built-in toilets, bathrooms, and electrical systems provide a safe and hygienic living environment, preventing secondary health risks after a disaster.