about me
I was born
in Latvia near Riga, in a rural region. After completing secondary education, I
entered the Riga Civil Engineering College, which I graduated as a ventilation
and heating technician-engineer. I opened my own company, which deals with heat
engineering network and installation of air conditioners. Since 2015, in my
free time, I have been growing seedlings in a greenhouse, which created the
basis for new innovations.
I never imagined myself to be an inventor and I hardly want to classify myself as such. There are inventors who work in this field and every day introduce innovative solutions to things we are already used to. Most innovations go unnoticed, but sometimes luck strikes, and the inventor gets lucky. Much rarer is the case of a brilliant invention that facilitates the possibilities of human progress and develops the future. Examples include a ship's propeller, a lamp, the Internet, a computer, a mobile phone, and so on. I classify my invention among the rare inventions, because applying it in operation has several significant benefits. First, energy efficiency expenses decrease more than 10 times. These benefits can be compared to the Soviet-era filament bulb versus today's economical LED bulbs. Secondly, the air is filtered through filters, which reduces the risks of plant damage. Thirdly, plants can be not only heated but also cooled. Also, if necessary, the device can be equipped with a humidification and feeding system.
