Pinoy Netizen Introduces WiFi Vending Machine That Uses Plastic Bottles for Internet Access
An innovative WiFi vending machine, which uses plastic bottles goes viral online and earned praise from the netizens.
Recycling plastic waste is an essential step towards reducing pollution and preserving our environment. Instead of letting plastic bottles, containers, and other plastic items end up in landfills or oceans where they can harm wildlife and ecosystems, recycling gives them a new purpose.
Recently, Gemma Platil, a Facebook user, shared a photo of a WiFi vending machine, which uses plastic bottles. The post garnered various reactions from the online community.
The “Hanzper Plastic Bottle WiFi Vendo,” stands out from all other vending machines because it uses only recyclable empty plastic bottles and offers free WiFi connections with each bottle. The eco-friendly vendo machine has caught the attention of many netizens because of its design.
Wesley Hans Platil created the device, which is part of his school project called ‘capstone’. His invention is not only innovative but also environmentally friendly. By repurposing empty plastic bottles, he reduces waste and contributes to recycling efforts.
In addition, Platil’s WiFi Vendo offers a free WiFi connection, making it a useful resource for anyone in need of internet access.
The concept of combining vending machines with WiFi access is a brilliant idea that addresses the growing demand for connectivity in today’s digital age. It demonstrates how creativity and sustainability can go hand in hand to create solutions that benefit both people and the planet.
The latter’s project serves as an inspiration for others to think outside the box and develop solutions that make a positive impact on society and the environment.
Here is the full post:
“Congratulations Wesley hans Platil
Job well done natapos gd man imo capstone/project Thank you Lord.No more sleepless nights na. Gusto ka makawifi dala plastic bottle kag ihulog mo dere makawifi kana”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
