Paper
Off-Grid Power Architecture for Mobile Platforms
Why system voltage is the first decision and not a detail, what it costs to get it wrong at 12 V, and how generation, storage and inversion get sized as one system rather than three purchases.
Research & technical notes
What we have worked out, written down
Design standards, failure modes and regulatory groundwork. These are written to be sent to an engineer and read on a phone, and they are deliberately specific about what is established and what is not.
Paper
Four-Season Tank Systems: Design and Failure Modes
The tank, line and underbelly stack fails in a specific order, and most of the failures are assembly-sequence errors rather than component choices. What the layers do, why the order matters, and what we deliberately do not claim.
Paper
Compliance Requirements for Purpose-Built Towable Equipment
What actually has to be in place before a towable unit can be sold to a business in the United States, why the recreational and commercial paths are different regimes, and why the lead times mean this is a sequencing problem rather than a delivery-day formality.
What is not published here
Some of our development work is unpublished and unfiled, and disclosing it before filing would permanently forfeit rights in most of the world — there is no grace period for that outside the United States.
So it is not on this site, it is not in a conference talk, and it is not going in an email. If you are a prospective partner and the technical detail is material to a decision you are making, the route is a mutual NDA with invention-ownership provisions signed first. We are happy to have that conversation; we are not willing to have it in public.
We also do not publish financial, strategic or customer-specific material here. This section is technical content only.