Open by design
Our public code is on GitHub. Each repository states its licence.
VoyaX Labs Inc., British Columbia, Canada.
Research on trailers and tiny homes.
Advice on designs and off-grid energy modelling.
VoyaX Labs aims to make living in trailers, tiny homes and other movable homes accessible and affordable. Its work is designs and computer simulations. No trailers are available.
Mission
We aim to make living in trailers, tiny homes and other movable homes accessible and affordable.
So far, our work is designs and computer simulations. No trailers are available.
Planned research
Areas we plan to research include:
- Travel trailers that expand
- Tiny homes
- Emergency shelter
- Light structures, including 3D-printed parts
- Off-grid power, water and sanitation
Consulting
- Advice on early designs for trailers, tiny homes and emergency shelter.
- Advice on models of off-grid solar power, batteries, water and sanitation.
- These are concepts and computer studies. We offer no sealed engineering or architectural services.
- We would agree the scope, sources, checks and limits in writing before work begins.
How we work
Research methods
We plan to state each research question, its sources and its limits.
Privacy
We favour tools that keep data on your own device where feasible.
Projects
Northern Microgrid models solar panels and batteries at a made-up remote camp in northern Canada. It is a computer simulation.
Computer simulation of a made-up camp.
Northern Microgrid
Simulates how solar panels and batteries could cut diesel use at a made-up remote camp in northern Canada. It runs hour by hour under four kinds of northern weather. Simulation only.
Founder
Amir Daneshpajouh is the founder and chief executive officer. He is a PhD candidate in Computing Science at Simon Fraser University (SFU).