Women in CleanTech Challenge

Julie Angus's introductory video for the Women in Cleantech Challenge. Julie was selected as a finalist and will receive $800,000 in financial resources and support from MaRS and Natural Resources Canada to develop their autonomous energy-harvesting boats and grow Open Ocean Robotics.

[@jamesison623]

Great idea! There's a movement to grow marine food in deeper water using geodesic spheres. The fish and crustacean farming industry has caused more enviromental pollution and health risks than are necessary. The current experiments are stationary, but it has been proposed that the spheres might be free floating and follow the ocean currents. I'm hoping that you might look into this and evaluate where your technology might fit. I'm thinking about a kind of tender, or perhaps a dedicated unit for each sphere. I'm a fan of you and your husband's. I'm planning to retire in the Philippines, A country with more than 7,000 islands. I think a row cruiser would fit great there!

[@jamesison623]

Congratulations! I realize that this is only a first introductionary video but I applaud your new endeavor. I am hoping to see some amazing things come from this!