Dear PixMob Team, Thank you for trying to make a concert more sustainable. I have a question about the wristband. What does "sustainable plastic" mean in your description? Does it include other plant-based plastic such as PLA or some other "compostable plastics"? Thank you in advance. Sincerely, Pin CHANG
Amazing tech, but it's quite ironic that you say the word "sustainability" right when showing people replacing thousands of (I'm assuming) non rechargeable batteries. Do you have any plans to have built in batteries that can be recharged or to use not built in rechargeable batteries?
Since these have really short lifecycles per concert (I'd wager they don't run for more than an hour total at a time), perhaps this new sodium ion tech could prove beneficial here, it has a little less energy density but similar output voltage and is way less impactful for the environment since its key component is sodium instead of lithium.
Dear PixMob Team,
Thank you for trying to make a concert more sustainable.
I have a question about the wristband. What does "sustainable plastic" mean in your description?
Does it include other plant-based plastic such as PLA or some other "compostable plastics"?
Thank you in advance.
Sincerely,
Pin CHANG
At the most recent Coldplay gigs I definitely saw the plastic is compostable.
Amazing tech, but it's quite ironic that you say the word "sustainability" right when showing people replacing thousands of (I'm assuming) non rechargeable batteries. Do you have any plans to have built in batteries that can be recharged or to use not built in rechargeable batteries?
Since these have really short lifecycles per concert (I'd wager they don't run for more than an hour total at a time), perhaps this new sodium ion tech could prove beneficial here, it has a little less energy density but similar output voltage and is way less impactful for the environment since its key component is sodium instead of lithium.