He wants the future to happen soon. Duncan is striving to prevent water-related disasters from damaging both the ecology and the economy. A Proactive versus Reactive Product Airak is proactive rather than reactive when it comes to protecting bodies of water. This is a new way of doing things. As a result of the new technology, Airak can support mitigation before the majority of damage occurs.
Early notification is the key to determining what is wrong.
The toughest job he has is convincing chemical, aquaculture, and wastewater management companies and government agencies that his proactive approach to preventing ecological disasters is preferable to the antiquated, and reactive methods in place today. The industries that could benefit from his sensors range from chemical companies that are often resistant to change to oyster farmers and other aquaculture companies that are more receptive to it. Getting people to change to new technology is what we are battling for. There is a tremendous learning deficit between what this new technology can do and the status quo. The status quo involves low-tech tools, some of which have been around for 70 years.