Another week of media silence. They waited for EPA, and kept a lid on things in the US, which is the same for FDA I guess. But that's no reason for us not to hear of testing/usage in other parts of the world. It baffles the mind that AS is not in public use enough for photos and accounts to make their way onto the Internet.
So much cash is now in play in the US under current tax laws. It would be nothing for a tech giant to scoop up MZ and put AS in use saving lives, etc., on a grand scale. Would be nice if word was out there, or at least more of an effort was being made.
Unfortunate thing for AS is that it kills "things" the human eye can't see under normal conditions. A decent YouTube vid which puts cartoonish faces on deadly pathogens wouldn't be hard. If need be, it could be a project for college interns. A few hours south of Innovation Park is Sheridan Tech, Toronto. My friend graduated from there. He's a brilliant animator employed by Disney. I'm sure they have a few talented kids there (and many other schools, just a mouse-click away) looking to put their skills to work for the greater good.
This media silence is a total shame.