Peak Pods, a fully modular high-altitude habitat designed for extreme cold weather has been launched by Dtech 360 Innovations, a tech-driven startup focused on sustainable solutions. Engineered with proprietary Oasis Technology, this fully relocatable living solution aims to provide comfort and safety in some of the world’s harshest environments.


Dtech 360 Innovations highlights that Peak Pods address many issues associated with traditional shelters, such as the need for permanent civil foundations, kerosene heaters, and external power sources. These conventional solutions are often noisy, polluting, and costly to maintain in extreme environments. 


Designed For Sub-Zero Conditions


Peak Pods stand out as the first fully modular, portable habitats specifically designed for sub-zero conditions. Capable of maintaining an interior temperature of 15°C even when outside temperatures plummet to -40°C, these pods operate without any external fuel or electricity.


They are targeted at defence personnel, researchers, adventure tourists, and emergency responders who need safe, comfortable living conditions in high-altitude regions.


Tested In Ladakh


Peak Pods have undergone extensive trials in the frigid conditions of Leh, Durbuk, and DBO in Ladakh, proving their effectiveness at temperatures as low as -40°C.


These tests showcased the pods’ ability to provide reliable, sustainable shelter where conventional structures often fail.


Peak Pods: Top Features



  • Energy Efficiency Without Fuel: The innovative design uses smart climate control systems that automatically regulate temperature, making them eco-friendly and efficient.

  • Eco-Friendly Bio Toilets: State-of-the-art bio-toilets convert waste into grey water, reducing environmental impact.

  • Modular, Relocatable Design: The lightweight structure can be easily assembled and dismantled, making it ideal for rapid deployment in remote and rugged terrains.

  • Built To Last: Designed to withstand winds of up to 190 km/h and prevent snow accumulation, the pods require no civil work for installation.

  • Solar-Powered, Off-Grid Living: Solar panels provide all the necessary energy to run lights, pumps, and other equipment, ensuring zero emissions and minimal environmental footprint.


Vinay Mittal, Managing Director of Dtech 360 Innovations, noted, “The launch of Peak Pods is a testament to our commitment to solving real-world challenges through innovation and technology, and it has taken us almost four years of hard work and dedication to create this solution.”


Looking ahead, the company plans to integrate advanced AI systems, renewable energy sources like hydrogen and wind, and technologies that can harness atmospheric moisture for water generation. Future iterations may even include cooling capabilities for warmer climates, expanding the pods’ usability beyond cold-weather applications.