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The time has finally come.
The technology of self-cleaning surfaces has become
a reality.
And Carl and Mischa have successfully applied this
groundbreaking technique.
This innovation combines two powerful technologies, superhydrophobicity and
photocatalysis.
Superhydrophobicity makes water droplets roll off surfaces, carrying
dirt away, much like on a lotus leaf.
Photocatalysis uses light to break down organic substances
such as oil and bacteria.
Together, these technologies create durable, self-cleaning surfaces
that are both efficient and environmentally friendly.
The origins of this technology go back to
the early 20th century.
In 1907, French scientist Félix D'Hérel first
described superhydrophobicity, where surfaces repel water and remove
dirt.
Decades later, in the 1970s, Japanese scientists Akira
Fujishima and Kenichi Honda discovered the process of
photocatalysis, which uses light to break down organic
materials.
In 1986, Carl became Carl-san as he
embarked on a journey to the Far East,
studying in Japan, where he first encountered the
fascinating process of photocatalysis.
Inspired by this discovery, he set out to
find ways to harness its potential.
By 2006, Carl made his first attempt to
combine two techniques, natural cleaning or biocatalysis with
surface protection through photocatalysis.
After years of relentless development and testing, in
2010, the system integrating these two technologies with
the necessary equipment became a reality.
The company was finally ready to introduce this
innovation to the market.
In 2014, Carl's path crossed with Mischa, and
their first collaboration took place.
Together, they pushed the boundaries of this technology,
combining expertise and vision to bring self-cleaning
surfaces closer to practical application.
Thanks to Carl and Mischa's breakthrough, this revolutionary
technology is now available for real world.
Make me feel like I'm alive Take this
hurtling, throw it in my face Don't let
these bones slow you down Cause I'm comin'
up strong The grass shoulda looked greener I
need a true believer in disguise If I'm
lovin' you wrong Shortchangin' and receivin' Girl, you're
less greedy than I Cause I'm over easy
tonight
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