The mission of "pulse reconstruction" has only one meaning: to define what is responsible design.
And this should be the basic principle that all human designers should have.
Use as few resources as possible to meet as many functions as possible.
Product classification. (Let the product flow from top to bottom to extend the service life of the product as much as possible.)
For example, it is easy to maintain, recycle and reuse. These details in the product will reduce 1.1 drops of garbage that we need to dispose of tomorrow.
This does not seem to be a problem that you and I should care about. It sounds out of reach or even impossible,
But unfortunately, I like to do what people see as "impossible.

But even if it's impossible, someone has to act first.
No one on? Then I'll go.

As for what is "responsible design", I think every designer has his own answer...

In the future, pulse reconstruction will use practical actions to make a difference in related industries such as resource recovery and reuse.

For more content, please look forward to it.

The logo as a whole follows the "ray" shape of the "pulse" series, using two rings juxtaposed to form an infinite symbol, symbolizing that the material will not disappear out of thin air, but will only cycle back and forth in different states.
Moral: As long as we make good use of it, we can have unlimited resources.