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Using Aqualyte, the DisruptorCC moisture management unit manages humidity for limited cooling. DisruptorCC can also work with ConsERV to provide precision humidity and temperature control while using less energy than conventional systems.

FortisShield is a spray that forms a protective layer on surfaces. It inactivates human coronavirus, bacteria, and pathogens long after it dries.

A NanoAir unit replaces traditional heaters and air conditioners while delivering better air quality. It can also lower temperatures as an alternative to conventional refrigeration units, and work with ConsERV to eliminate ozone-depleting fluorocarbons used in HVAC.

The NanoCap ultracapacitor stores energy as an electrical charge rather than chemical energy, functioning like both a battery and a capacitor.

Dais Corporation (“Dais” or the “Company”) (OTC: DLYT), selling proven climate change reducing products enabled by its Aqualyte Platform of Nanomaterial, provides an update on the latest developments with existing and emerging products.

Company Completes Reverse Stock Split, Nears Agreement with Debtholders to Deleverage Balance Sheet and Forges Strategic Relationship Focused on Industrial/Consumer Food Packaging

Aqualyte and carbon credits team up to improve price and performance of a timeless pyrolysis process used to extract CO2 from the air.

Brian has been chief technology officer at Dais since 1999 and led engineering for ConsERV. He served as principal investigator on development efforts including NanoClear and NanoAir and holds patents in the U.S. and China.

Rasool joined Dais in 2015 after earning a doctorate in mechanical engineering from the University of Florida. He develops revenue-generating ideas and works on the Aqualyte material platform; he has over 12 years of experience in membrane-based technologies.

Robert founded Schwartz-Heslin Group (SHG), where he is managing director. He was CEO of Windsource, Inc. and Coradian Corporation, CFO of Troy Built Products, a consultant for KPMG and IBM, and holds a BS from Cornell University.

Tim executed purchases of Analytic Power and American Fuel Cell Corporation, initiated four foreign joint ventures, created foreign relationships for Dais, and raised over $24 million.

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