Module Soteria is designed to provide homes for people in disaster zones in a very short period of time. All the equipment is inside the module as standard. It has dimensions of a 40ft shipping container.

The Module can be transported by different modular chassis such as, crawler chassis for extreme off-road, hover chassis, or the module can be transported by trailer platform. The Modules allow quick installation for use as stations with different purposes. Stations can be hospitals, small schools for children, living spaces, small cafes, administration buildings, communication centres etc. The chassis are hybrid. They can be charged by wind generator with solar panels and can be driven on electricity or diesel engine or both. Transformation takes place by the sliding of side panels. The Modules can be equipped with solar panels, wind turbines, water heating, water filters, diesel generator, biogas system, water tanks and atmospheric water generators. The station can also be built as a multistorey building.

For solid module installation on different types of soil and levels, difference screw piles are used. Living modules consist of three parts: living (designed to provide home for 4 people), expandable flexible tunnel (connects living with equipment module), detachable equipment module (solar panels, wind turbines, water heating, water filters, diesel generator, biogas system, inflatable water tanks, atmospheric water generator).

The equipment module can be built into a station.

Designer: Volodymir Domaretskii