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In today's fast-paced society, people's needs for living spaces are becoming increasingly diverse and flexible.

The concept of outdoor living has undergone a profound transformation in recent years, moving far beyond the traditional limitations of tents and basic recreational vehicles.

The architectural landscape of modern living is undergoing a radical transformation, driven by the emergence of mobile space capsules.

In the design of mobile homes, the complementary application of natural ventilation and mechanical ventilation is a key strategy for improving indoor air quality and optimizing the thermal environment.

Mobile homes, used in various scenarios, need to cope with both cold and hot environments. Their living comfort largely depends on the balance between thermal insulation and ventilation.

As a type of flexible and relocatable residential unit, the adaptability of the chassis structure of mobile homes directly determines their stability, safety, and service life under complex road conditions.