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onal Inc. a Canadian company, and the innovative Italian startup Radoff, recently signed a collaboration agreement will take advantage of Radoff's technology and devices which deal with the monitoring and mitigation of radon gas.
adon is an odourless and colourless gas that in Italy alone causes about 3,000 deaths per year and that in 7% of Canadian homes a safe level of radon gas is exceeded.
The Canadian company will be responsible for opening upNorth American commercial channels and the Canadian and U.S. certification of the Radoff devices. eliquidMEDIA will also contribute technical advances to the devices that includes connectivity for both Amazon Alexa and Google Home, the two virtual assistants owned respectively by Amazon and Google that allow you to control different devices.
“The partnership with eliquidMEDIA International is very important to us. It will give our startup a coveted far reaching international dimension. We will also have the opportunity to enrich our devices from a technological and scientific point of view and enter the Canadian and U.S. markets sooner than later.” said the CEO of Radoff, Domenico Cassitta.
The project was presented by eliquidMEDIA to the National Research Council of Canada (NRCIRAP), as explained by the CEO of the Canadian company, Lou Tortola, who is equally enthusiastic about the collaboration, he added: “NRC-IRAP, finances Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises capable of developing projects that are both innovative and include high-tech content. The NRC-IRAP vote of confidence and economic assistance with this project is certainly a catalyst for us to further investing our resources in this emerging radon services sector.”
Source: Canadianmanufacturing.com
onal Inc. a Canadian company, and the innovative Italian startup Radoff, recently signed a collaboration agreement will take advantage of Radoff's technology and devices which deal with the monitoring and mitigation of radon gas.adon is an odourless and colourless gas that in Italy alone causes about 3,000 deaths per year and that in 7% of Canadian homes a safe level of radon gas is exceeded.
The Canadian company will be responsible for opening upNorth American commercial channels and the Canadian and U.S. certification of the Radoff devices. eliquidMEDIA will also contribute technical advances to the devices that includes connectivity for both Amazon Alexa and Google Home, the two virtual assistants owned respectively by Amazon and Google that allow you to control different devices.
“The partnership with eliquidMEDIA International is very important to us. It will give our startup a coveted far reaching international dimension. We will also have the opportunity to enrich our devices from a technological and scientific point of view and enter the Canadian and U.S. markets sooner than later.” said the CEO of Radoff, Domenico Cassitta.
The project was presented by eliquidMEDIA to the National Research Council of Canada (NRCIRAP), as explained by the CEO of the Canadian company, Lou Tortola, who is equally enthusiastic about the collaboration, he added: “NRC-IRAP, finances Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises capable of developing projects that are both innovative and include high-tech content. The NRC-IRAP vote of confidence and economic assistance with this project is certainly a catalyst for us to further investing our resources in this emerging radon services sector.”
Source: Canadianmanufacturing.com