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Business Member ArkPad's Game-Changing Reef Resort

Business Member ArkPad's Game-Changing Reef Resort

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 The second episode in our Business Membership Podcast Series features Mitchell Suchner, Founder of ArkPad. Learn More about the Business Membership All Tech Coming to Fruition: Innovations in Seasteading In this episode, host Carly Jackson talks with Mitchell Suchner, founder of ArkPad, about their developments in floating architecture and sustainable aquaculture. From a typhoon-resistant floating home to innovative fish farming solutions, discover how ArkPad is revolutionizing seasteading technology. Episode Highlights ArkPad Updates Hosted Launch Party celebration for the typhoon-resistant Ark Pad-C model in September 2024, now available for purchase Development of Reef Resort project featuring two ArkPad platforms & 15 Glamp houses Investment opportunities available (whole or fractional ownership) Reef Resort opening planned in coming months Hexafarm Innovation Successful first harvest completed in September 2024 Integrated fish farming structure Glamp houses designed to sit atop Hexafarm units Sustainable aquaculture system featuring: Milkfish cultivation Rabbit fish (natural biofouling control) Lobster farming Seaweed (guso) and mussel production Connect with ArkPad: Reach out to ArkPad on their website to learn more about purchasing an ArkPad-C model and fractional ownership of a unit in their Reef Resort. (This episode description was partially written by Claude AI.)

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