Skoog Buoy | Skoog Tablets | Skoog Architecture – Survival Water & Food – No brine – No electricity

SKOOG Architecture - Water from Air, Protein from Sea, Power from Waves, Clean Plastics. Skoog Buoy, Skoog Tablets, Skoog Harvester, Skoog Flocculant

Thirteen Open-Source Systems for Humanity

Zero patents. Free to implement globally.

Our mission is to save lives. Clean water, nutritious protein, zero-emission transport, and a clean environment are not privileges – they are fundamental humanitarian rights. Through open-source technology, we make them accessible to everyone, everywhere.

Solutions exist now.

Skoog Buoy extracting water from air

WATER FROM AIR

  • Up to 500,000 liters per day
  • No brine
  • No pumps
  • No electricity
Skoog Tablets - Food from seawater

FOOD FROM TABLETS

  • 20L Ocean + sun = protein in 72h
  • No electricity, off-grid
  • Compact tablets replace heavy logistics
S.K.O.O.G. Harvester wave-powered vessel

WAVE-POWERED CARGO SHIPPING

  • Zero emissions
  • No fuel
  • Harnesses ocean energy
  • Autonomous operation
The Skoog Flocculant - SOMPF

PROACTIVE MICROPLASTIC SOLUTION

  • Programs plastic to self-aggregate
  • Stops microplastics at the source
  • No cleanup needed
QuakeRescue from Rubble: Emergency beacon works without infrastructure, electricity or internet. Works in every country — everywhere. Any phone detects the survivor using standard Bluetooth.

QUAKERESCUE FROM RUBBLE

  • Works when all infrastructure fails
  • No electricity, no internet needed
  • Any phone detects the survivor
  • Works in every country — everywhere
STATUS: Field Testing • Not yet available for download

About the System Architect

Göran Skoog – System architect for open-source systems for water, protein, wave-powered cargo, and microplastic prevention. Developed for implementation. Open to collaboration and knowledge exchange.

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Open Source for Autonomy

Independent by Design

To ensure your full ownership and local implementation, this is shared under CC BY 4.0. Your budget stays within your organization while you build long-term independence.

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©2026 SKOOG Architecture Licensed under Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 Attribution International. You are free to share and adapt for any purpose, including commercial, with attribution. Skoog Open Marine Technology (SOMT) is the open-source initiative for transparent sharing of emergency aid technology. The Skoog Buoy, Skoog Tablets, S.K.O.O.G. Harvester, The Skoog Flocculant and associated architecture are provided as open-source systems for global humanitarian use. Disclaimer: These are open-source systems and reference designs, not certified commercial products. No performance, safety, or regulatory compliance is guaranteed. Any implementation requires independent engineering validation, compliance with local maritime, environmental, and safety laws, and site-specific adaptation. All information is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. SKOOG Architecture, SOMT and its contributors accept no liability for any direct or indirect damages resulting from use. To maintain system safety and integrity, any adaptations must comply with CC BY 4.0 by clearly indicating all modifications. Such versions may not be distributed as official Skoog Architecture or SOMT designs without written validation from the inventor.