Our main focus now is to complete the final production prototype, once the finance has been secured it will take DCA and Boucheire approximately three months to hand over the fully functional prototype.

Pre-arranged clinical trials will then proceed with the new machine, primarily in the USA and then in the UK. Based on these trials new procedures for the administering of Oral Hygiene will be identified and medical papers written to support the use of the product and the improved procedures.

A meeting with NASA will be timetabled as soon as we have a firm hand over date for the prototypes, so that the astronauts can trial the AOHS for themselves and make an informed decision.

Two launch exhibitions will take place, the first in the USA (Florida) and the second in the UK (London). All potential customers, oral hygiene decision makers and leading Oral hygiene Health Professionals will be invited to see a full demonstration of the machine and hear talks from guest speakers about the potential benefits of the AOHS. They will also be given the opportunity to make “pencil orders” for the AOHS.