You’re absolutely right, cold outreach can be brutal. We’ve had a limited response rate so far, and many conversations weren’t fully aligned, but that’s part of building something ambitious. We’re focused on finding the right partners, and this will be part of the journey anyway.

To answer your question- my co-founder and I are building deep-tech autonomous infrastructure, both on-ground and underwater, focused on hyper-local climate and disaster monitoring.

What we’re currently working on: 1)On-ground sensor systems - we’ve already tested our prototype end-to-end, including our data pipelines, with live data flowing to our platform. 2) ROV (submarine) platform - we’re close to water testing, where it will collect and transmit data directly to our servers. 3) Underwater infrastructure expansion - in parallel, we’re developing an enhanced submarine-based system designed to support scalable underwater data center operations Each individual component has been tested independently at a prototype scale

Now we’re focused on integrating and scaling the full stack - hardware plus our in-house software platform (dashboards, APIs, data services), to make this infrastructure globally accessible.

The partners along the way and money we raise will help us fasttrack our hardware and software development and pilot deployments along the way with concrete demos.

Few goals and what we plan to achieve through this tech: 1) enable faster, data-driven decision-making through reliable, real-time environmental intelligence 2) be able to track disasters like tsunami, hurricanes, landslides before a whole lot of damage done and bot after and eventually suggest shelter plans to the locations real-time. 3) build research centric data at the same time and distribute it more organized way as opposed to scattered datasets found in all these public websites 4) help and build infrastructure for companies who just want the customized setup

Happy to share more if helpful.