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There are many reasons why Silent Pods are becoming increasingly popular abroad. First, the rise of open-plan offices has brought challenges. The introduction of open offices created open workspaces to foster collaboration and social interaction, but over the years, it became an excuse to fit as many desks and people as possible into one space. The increase in the number of employees per unit has reduced the usable office area, leading to a significant rise in noise and distractions, causing employee well-being to drop. The need for private spaces that can create soundproof work areas in open offices is evident, and introducing Silent Pods into the office allows companies to create dedicated spaces for private calls, video conferences, and more efficient work.Another reason for the increased adoption of Silent Pods is the growing importance of sustainable workspace design. Office buildings account for 39% of global carbon emissions, with construction being the primary culprit. Ultimately, more than 70% of buildings end up as waste, with wood, drywall, bricks, and other materials piling up in our ever-growing landfills. In fact, 600 million tons of construction waste are sent to landfills each year, as people constantly seek new things. The flexible design of the SpeX Silent Pod, with its dedicated quick-install and disassembly features, allows for the easy creation of private spaces in offices. Specifically, according to a 2021 study by Columbia University, compared to traditional office designs, Silent Pods can save 33% of cumulative carbon emissions over a 10-year period.