Innovative entrepreneurs from Hong Kong have announced the iBag 8.0, a 2017 New Solar Technic bag that will revolutionize backpacking. It is an amazing and spacious backpack that has a solar panel and a safety power stabilizer installed in it to generate power from the sun.
The bag can power a power bank, cell phone or any device that has a USB charging port with it. The company is now raising funds on Indiegogo to crowdfund this amazing project that will change the lives of students in the campuses all around the world. The goal is to raise $80,000 within one month to make this backpack available for everyone.
iBag has unique and amazing features. It is not only safe to use and charge but is also water repellent and durable. The fabric is designed with strong materials that not only keep the moisture away but also protect the contents inside the bag from the sun. The design of the bag is not only smart but also spacious as it can house clothes, laptop, books and anything that can be stored in an ordinary backpack. Moreover, it has four inner pockets and one inner zip pocket inside. The straps are also strong and are design to support heavy weights in day to day activities.
All funds raised through this Indiegogo campaign will play a major role in production and shipping of this amazing bag that will help in casual business activities and students at campus.
Generous contributors can back this project by supporting it on Indiegogo through the following link:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/solar-backpack-2017-new-bag-technology#/
About iBag 8.0:
iBag 8.0 is a patented backpack that has a smart solar panel and a power stabilizer in it and users can harness the energy of the sun to charge their power banks and smartphones easily. The bag is now seeking public support on Indiegogo and the designers are welcoming generous contributions.
Media Contact
Company Name: iBag 8.0
Contact Person: Lau Yiu Kwong Jacky
Email: jackylauyk@gmail.com
Phone: +852 93866900
City: Hong Kong
Country: HongKong
Website: www.indiegogo.com/projects/solar-backpack-2017-new-bag-technology