All of these units are designed to be self contained and interconnected so they can be shipped as turnkey individual units, or connected to provide scalable temporary infrastructure. This means that we can add more kitchens, bathrooms, shelters and clinics as needed. 

 

There is even a waste -to-energy pyrolysis component that can turn disaster refuse into electricity while producing a synthetic fuel to run diesel powered machinery, and help manage the piles of trash that breed pests and disease.

 

There is also a mobile, foldable, expandable solar power generation unit that can be tied together to increase output as needed.

 

There are bioremediating multiple toilet units to manage sanitation issues, as well a mobile showers.

 

There is a scalable water filtration system that can filter water down to .2 microns so that salmonella, cholera and several other waterborne pathogens and particulates can be mechanically separated out. The water is then treated with UV light to kils off any other bacterias.  

 

There is also a solar powered surgical theater, equipped with autoclave, oxygen generators, hand held x-ray units and other necessities for surgery. There is an optional satellite uplink systems and endoscopic camera system so that other surgeons can coach operation via telemedicine.