As our research and development phase evolved we were able to conclude that the technology efficiently aerated water with impressive results as to saturation and surface exposure. From there we began the design of products in which we could embed the technology both for commercial use and for the individual user.

Contemporaneous with the design work, we embarked on a testing program both formal and informal to measure the value added by the nano-bubbles. These tests confirmed that the Blue Planet technology enhanced growth rates, root absorption, and the taste of plants; yielded increased growth rates in fish, reduced their mortality and saved considerable amounts expended for energy costs vs. other methods of aeration. Finally the nano-bubbles presented a cost efficient means to clean up algae and other water borne waste in ponds, lakes and other water bodies.

We are now engaged in the marketing of our technologies to various end users. These include produce growers, primarily in hydroponic greenhouses, but in soil as well, fish farms, and various water bodies in need of remediation including ponds, wastewater systems, and golf course water locations. In some instances we have done the install at our own cost as a proof of concept undertaking, or for a non-profit entity such as a public school or community garden. Regardless of the nature of the installation and the type of application involved, our end users have, and continue to, record and maintain simple data, and comparative data, where possible, to confirm the value of the technology. While we continue to respond to inquiries about other applications for supermarkets, fishing boats, washing machines, the equine world, and others, we believe that from a management stand point, at this time, we should direct our energies primarily to the opportunities presented by greenhouses, fish farms, produce growers and water reclamation.