Lavo's safe hydrogen storage technology prioritizes security through its innovative use of metal hydride materials, addressing key concerns associated with traditional hydrogen storage methods. Unlike high-pressure tanks or cryogenic systems, which pose risks of leakage or explosion, Lavo's system relies on chemical bonding between hydrogen and metals like magnesium or titanium. This bonding ensures hydrogen is stored in a stable, solid state at ambient temperatures and pressures, significantly reducing the risk of accidental release. The storage units are equipped with multiple safety features, including temperature sensors, pressure relief valves, and thermal management systems that prevent overheating during hydrogen absorption or release. Additionally, the metal hydride matrix acts as a natural barrier, limiting hydrogen diffusion even if the unit is damaged. These design elements make Lavo's storage solution suitable for residential environments, where safety is paramount, allowing households to integrate hydrogen energy without compromising on peace of mind.