3D Home Printing
With a controller, electric motors and cement pump, you can automatically build the foundation of a home with a computer program.
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Automated Home Greenhouse
As part of the complete home energy management system, we need a greenhouse area. This acts as an intermediary to room temperature, and, can be automated with the aid of controllers, pipes, lights. shelves and trays.
Composting Toilets
In remote locations, it is a major hassle to deal with septic services. Instead, with a bit of planning, an affordable, odorless and sustainable solution is possible.
Energy Cistern
Cisterns are the ideal solution to provide drinkable water in remote locations. But, why not heat that water and use the surrounding soil to keep it insulated for months?
Evacuated Tube Insulation
One of the genius elements to the evacuated tube design, used in solar thermal heat collection, is that the pipes exposed to the sun, never lose heat. That’s because the vacuum around the metal pipe has infinite R-value.
Geo-Solar Thermal Heat
Geothermal heat is great for both heating and cooling. But, when Solar Thermal heat is pumped into the ground in summer, that energy can be beneficial to circulate out, in winter.
Geothermal Piles
Foundation piles require rebar connections to the building itself. Why not channel fluid through those piles to act as a free geothermal well installation?
Managed Fireplace
Having a sealed wood-burning stove, equipped with tactical duct design and controllers, you can heat multiple rooms, while keeping the air clean indoors.
Mirror Canopy
An automated canopy with a reflective surface that can be directed to increase solar energy output on existing collectors.
Universal Appliance
Why do homes have appliances that need to be moved around, independent of each other? Is there such thing as a home that does not need appliances? No.
