Ariel: low cost humanitarian self propelled rescue can

Hydronalix will develop and demonstrate agile, rapid, on-demand domestic manufacturing of low-cost self-propelled rescue can. Based on the advanced domestic manufacturing capabilities developed in a related Phase I and Phase II program for Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAS) this program proposes to develop a new low cost self-propelled rescue can.  Current rescue cans are incapable of propelling themselves to rescue an individual, and required a trained lifeguard to swim the device to an induvial in need. This is also an opportunity for technology to leap ahead over our countries adversaries, also serving to increase the production of domestic manufacturing of life-saving equipment.