How is reactive barrier packaging relative to racing toward the finish line? It has often been said that doing business is like running a race.
In some industries it's a sprint, for instance, selling ice cream or other perishables you have a rush to market.
Another extreme resides within capital purchases. In brief, these are akin to a marathon. A slow, steady pace, always there in position to take the order at the end of the distance. Other businesses are in the spectrum in between.
While industrial packaging seems completely separate from human nature, there is, indeed, a relationship. It is in human nature to explore as much as it is in human nature to change the world. Ship wreck exploration is a fun intersection between these two truths.
Contending with atmospheric pollutants is something that most entities must sustain, no matter how big or small the operation. The US military is one of the biggest innovators in the world, listing its R&D budget at over $50 billion a year. Those innovators constantly look to innovate, it is in their DNA, but sometimes their stumbling block is finding inspiration.
The combination of recent innovations in robotics, artificial intelligence, materials, additive manufacturing, and nanoenergetics is changing our strategic dominance.