We are mobile humans. From our children racing through school hallways, around community centers and malls, to adults sharing offices and dining halls, to seniors visiting sick friends in the hospital or nursing home – we share exposure to germs and viruses. Following us into these communal spaces like silent guardians are the underappreciated, automatic…
Electric energy, gas and water are the mainstay of the utilities that power up our homes, schools and businesses. Whether we live in a dorm, apartment or house, we use these utilities. When we come into the workplace, we expand our usage of these utilities in association with our fellow workers and for the requirements…
The most precious energy resource in the world is not found in coal, oil or natural gas, but in the breath, heartbeat and vitality of the human body. To preserve this uniquely human resource over time, space and medical conditions involves using the right medical equipment for the task at hand. In times of emergent…
There are so many places in industrial and military settings that are difficult or dangerous for people to reach, yet still require oversight. As human beings, we are constantly reaching out to further, higher and deeper realms to explore, expand and engage with our world. These ambitions require equipment, devices and tools that can keep…
Each day in ports around the world, cargo containers are coming in and leaving. In the Western Hemisphere alone, there is more than 7.8 billion tons of cargo shipped yearly. This cargo contains food, clothing, medicine, fuel, building materials and other critical supplies. All this shipping stimulates trillions of new dollars into the economy. http://aapa.files.cms-plus.com/PDFs/2 Page…
