Designed specifically for use in airports, the Slater lounge applies the best of biomimicry to create a personal, relaxing and private sanctuary while you wait for your flight! Inspired by the slater bug (more widely known as the roly-poly), each lounge has wireless internet access, power sockets, a luggage lock, and even an alarm clock so you don’t miss your flight. Forget about the airport, I want it to keep my annoying coworkers out!
Designer: Uriel Serrano
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Only thing to say is most people in airports have bags with them; there isn’t a place to securely store a bag in the current design.
The concept includes a wired combination lock in order to take a nap whitout worrying about your luggage.
Imagine the smell created inside one of these things after a few months of use. :-/