Laguna Niguel, CA – A high-tech blimp, also known as the Mobile Airborne Cleaning Station (MACS), has earned recognition for innovative design and technology that promises to counteract biological, radiological, and other harmful releases in Earth’s atmosphere.
The MACS, designed by Dino Gentile, provides real-time airborne surveillance, defense, and response capabilities in an effort to safeguard both populated and remote areas. The MACS can be equipped with weaponry and defense shields to protect key locations and national security interests, as well as fire-retardant materials to slow the spread of fires and reduce their intensity. The high-tech blimp is designed to respond to crisis situations by air, creating a new and advantageous angle for responses that avoids congested or conflict-ridden streets and ground routes. The MACS has further response capabilities with a 300-foot armature that extends from its body.
Conceptual models of the MACS technology have earned critical acclaim as a possible solution to crises in defense and the environment, including wildfires, and droughts, which regularly plague warmer climates and populated areas. The conceptual designs won notable acclaim from top defense contractors, such as U.S. Army Labs, and won second place in the world at Great Idea Contest. This success, among others, has attracted the attention of prominent publications, including Good Housekeeping, New Paradigm Digest, The LA Business Journal, and local television stations from the United States to Europe, who all continue to advocate for effective deployment of this technology.
The development of MACS technology is unusual, but comes at the hands and mind of Dino Gentile, who is currently serving a 41-year sentence on armed robbery charges after his conviction in federal court. His clemency has attracted the attention of the White House and clemency activists as the MACS technology grows popular and shows increasing promise as a domestic security tool. Nearly 300 Christian organizations, with 14 million members and over 30,000 ministers, have joined the call for Dino Gentile’s release.
“While in prison, I have limitations,” remarked Dino Gentile. “The high-tech blimp, or Mobile Airborne Cleaning Station (MACS), is a promising piece of technology that might be shared with the world to protect people and places,” he added.
To learn more about the invention and the national campaign calling for the release of Dino Gentile, please visit PrisonReformAct.org.
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