Coverage & deployment
Explore how an enclosure might fit a structure, cover vulnerable surfaces, attach, deploy, and allow safe access.
Complete Omnidirectional Modular Fire Intelligence
To protect houses, no matter their income, from wildfires.
COMFI is a proposed modular concept centered on a deployable protective blanket intended to enclose a residential structure. The long-term goal is to investigate whether this approach could help make residential wildfire protection more accessible.

The proposed system envisions a protective blanket that deploys over and around a house rather than a fountain, waterfall, or free-standing water dome. The home remains visible in concept artwork so viewers can understand the intended relationship between a covering and a residential structure.
The broader idea includes modular sections, a track-based deployment arrangement, connected locking mechanisms, sensor-triggered activation, controlled water distribution, and a proposed recirculating water system. These are design concepts requiring engineering review and validation—not demonstrated capabilities.
Explore how an enclosure might fit a structure, cover vulnerable surfaces, attach, deploy, and allow safe access.
Investigate materials for high-temperature exposure, water requirements, controlled distribution, and system maintenance.
Evaluate costs and practical constraints, with accessibility across household incomes as a long-term goal—not an established outcome.
Wildfire conditions can involve extreme heat, embers, smoke, wind, changing weather, structural hazards, and rapidly evolving emergencies. Any future development would need review by qualified engineers and fire-safety specialists.
Materials, water requirements, attachment methods, deployment reliability, electrical and mechanical safety, emergency egress, and interactions with existing building systems all require careful assessment. Prototypes would need appropriate controlled testing and independent evaluation before any performance claims could be made.
COMFI is not an alternative to established wildfire guidance, evacuation orders, or professional fire-safety systems.