Knull Network
Where mobility becomes infrastructure.
The network is the topology of Knull: where docks sit, how units circulate between them, and how a destination becomes covered. The platform is how that network is operated.
01The progression
One unit is useful. A network is infrastructure.
- 01
One connected unit
A trolley that knows its identity, condition and whether it is in a session. Useful — but on its own, a product.
- 02
Fleet
Many units released, returned and maintained as one pool. A fleet is a service: it has availability, not just inventory.
- 03
Dock cluster
Docks anchor the fleet to a place. Custody, charging and access become fixed infrastructure in a zone.
- 04
Destination network
Clusters across entrances, levels and car parks act as one system. Availability follows how people actually move.
- 05
Multi-destination infrastructure
The same standard repeats across an estate, so owners compare, plan and operate destinations consistently.
02A destination, through a trading day
Explore an illustrative destination network.
Switch level, layer and time of day to see how dock occupancy, demand, charging and service shift through a day. The destination and every figure are hypothetical.
13:00 · Ground
Midday peak. Entrance clusters draw down; atrium and food-court docks fill with returns.
- Units docked, all levels
- 40 / 72
- Docks on this level
- 3
- N-01 · North entrance3/8
- E-01 · East entrance2/8
- C-01 · Central atrium6/10
03Topology principles
How a network is shaped.
Start where journeys start
Clusters sit at entrances, car-park lobbies and transit links — the points where visitors arrive with free hands.
Follow vertical movement
Lift lobbies and level transitions are where carrying becomes hardest, so they carry docks.
Return where journeys end
Return capacity follows exits and parking, so units come back to where they will next be needed.
Balance, don't overbuild
A network is sized to peaks it can rebalance between, not to the worst hour at every dock.
Isolate faults
A zone that loses connectivity is isolated; the rest of the network keeps operating.
Repeat across an estate
A consistent dock standard lets the same playbook run in every destination.
Network is topology. Platform is operation. Together they are the system.
Next step
Map a network against your destination.
Tell us about your levels, entrances and footfall; get an indicative view of dock distribution and fleet size.