Technology blueprint: Solar-Powered Wearable Powerbank (SPWP)

Manzali, Muhammad Rafhan and Rudi, Muhammad Ibrahim and Abu Bakar, Noorhazlinah and Roszilan, Sara Melyssa and Sayuti, Nurmaisarah Nisa and Zainuddin, Asma Husni (2025) Technology blueprint: Solar-Powered Wearable Powerbank (SPWP). [Entrepreneurship Project] (Unpublished)
Abstract

The Solar-Powered Wearable Powerbank (SPWP) is a modern, environmentally friendly wristband that allows users to charge their electronic devices using solar energy. It is intended for people who are constantly on the go, particularly students, tourists, and outdoor professionals who have difficulty finding electricity to charge their phones or smartwatches. SPWP is more than just a powerbank, it is wearable, smart, and sustainable. It has a foldable solar panel, GPS tracking, and Bluetooth battery monitoring. The SPWP market in Malaysia is expected to reach 7,200 consumers by 2025. This comprises university students, outdoor lovers, vacationers, professionals, and eco-conscious individuals. Our company intends to capture 20% of this market in the first year, resulting in 1,440 units sold. We expect this figure to rise year after year as awareness and demand for green technology expand. In 2026, the market is expected to reach 9,000 consumers, and we plan to sell 1,890 units (21%). By 2027, we estimate 10,000 users and 2,200 units sold (22%). The product will be sold countrywide, with a focus on high-potential locations like Kuala Lumpur, Bangi, Johor Bahru, and Sabah, as well as rural areas with poor electrical access.

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