THE RATIOS: Small space. Extraordinary density

Most habitats are measured by what they contain. The Stasis Capsule is measured by what it achieves per cubic metre, and there the gap isn't two or three times. It's in order of magnitude.

Every cubic metre of living space is backed by around 101kWh of stored energy, roughly seven times a typical deployment pod. And with 320 litres of per cubic metre, the ratio is sixteen times as much, held in the walls rather than takign up room.

That water does a second job as a thermal flywheel, storing roughly 1KHh of heat for every degree of temperature change. Combined with 50mm of insulation + 20mm insulation case and a heated volume of under 2 cubic metres, the capsule loses about as much heat at -15 Degrees Celcius as two household light bulbs give off.

Nothing here is oversized. Everything is precisely for one person, and that's why the numbers are extraordinary.

Small space. Extraordinary density. Not despite the constraints - because of them.