Platform Overview

The environmental engineering platform

A stunning, interactive engineering platform integrated into the vehicle architecture — manufacturable, modular and intelligent.

Integrated Environmental Resource Platform (IERP)Concept Render
3D Render

Explore the 11 modules

Select a sub-system to see its role and operating principle.

Module 1

Air Management System

Intake, filtration and distribution of clean air across the vehicle envelope.

Operating principle — Multi-stage filtration with active airflow control regulates intake and exhaust to maximise purification volume.

Concept renders and General Arrangement drawings of the Integrated Environmental Resource Platform (IERP) — a rooftop fitment for the LHB coach within a ~460 mm aerodynamic, RDSO-compliant envelope. Illustrative and subject to detailed engineering.

Engineering Basis

Real numbers, per coach

The platform is sized against concrete, physically grounded design assumptions for every coach it is fitted to.

100 kg
CO₂ captured
per coach, per trip
5,000 m³/h
Air purified
continuous, non-stop
1,000 m³/h
Fresh air introduced
continuous circulation
400–900 L
Water harvested
per AC coach, per day
~25%
Energy optimised
HVAC saving via CO₂ loop
~5 cylinders
Onboard CO₂ storage
≈ 5 × 20 kg per coach-trip
Onboard CO₂ Loop & Safety

Captured carbon becomes a resource

Instead of being released, captured CO₂ is put to work inside the coach — for thermal management and for a clean, fast fire-suppression network.

Captured, stored, reused

100 kg of CO₂ is captured per coach per trip and stored (≈ five 20 kg cylinders) — extracted continuously from cabin and processed air, then offloaded at depot for utilisation.

CO₂ thermal loop (R744)

Captured CO₂ becomes the working fluid in a closed loop across the coach — efficient cooling in summer and heat-pump heating in winter, cutting HVAC energy by ~25%.

CO₂ fire-safety network

A CO₂ tubing-and-sensor network is routed to fire-prone zones — electrical panels, pantry and brake systems — enabling rapid, residue-free CO₂ fire suppression for safer coaches.

Continuous air renewal

~5,000 m³/hour of air is purified per coach while ~1,000 m³/hour of fresh air is introduced — non-stop, throughout the journey.

CO2 captured and utilised onboard

A closed environmental loop

Capture → thermal utilisation (R744) → fire-safety network → managed storage → depot offload.

Platform Intelligence

From sensor to insight

Edge AI, sensor fusion and a cloud platform combine to create a living environmental model of every vehicle in the fleet.

Edge AI

On-board inference filters and contextualises environmental data in real time.

Sensor Fusion

Distributed sensors merge into a coherent environmental picture per vehicle.

Cloud Platform

Secure ingestion and storage of validated environmental telemetry.

Environmental Digital Twin

A living model of every vehicle's environmental performance.

Fleet Intelligence

Network-wide visibility across every deployed asset.

Predictive Analytics

Anticipate servicing needs and optimise capture efficiency.

Environmental Dashboard

A single pane of glass for environmental value and ESG.

Remote Monitoring

Continuous oversight of distributed environmental infrastructure.

Technology Roadmap

From concept to global deployment

01

Concept

Category definition and environmental value thesis.

02

Engineering

Modular architecture and system engineering.

03

Prototype

Rooftop module prototype and bench validation.

04

Validation

Performance validation against capture and safety targets.

05

Pilot

On-network pilot with real operational data.

06

Commercialization

Manufacturable product and depot service model.

07

Scale

Fleet-scale deployment and localisation.

08

Global Deployment

Expansion across mobility and industrial infrastructure.