Inflatable structures are buildings or objects that use air pressure to maintain their shape. They are often made from flexible materials like PVC or nylon and can be quickly deployed for various uses, such as temporary shelters, sports facilities, or event spaces. These structures are lightweight and portable, making them ideal for situations where traditional construction is impractical. The design of inflatable structures allows for easy transportation and setup. They can be inflated using electric or manual pumps, and some models can even be deflated and packed away in a matter of minutes. This versatility makes them popular for outdoor events, emergency housing, and even artistic installations.