Commercial strength. Humanitarian purpose.
366 Industries and 1st Defence Industries operate across British Columbia (Canada), Ilocos Norte (Philippines) and Wyoming (USA) to engineer off-grid solar borehole water hubs, coastal shark & crocodile drone protection networks, rapid disaster search-and-rescue systems, and our flagship 366 AI Designer Program.
One extra day became an operating standard.
A leap year is remembered for the 366th day—the extra day that does not normally exist. We chose 366 as a commitment to creating extra time, safety and opportunity for communities facing water scarcity, coastal hazards and natural disasters.
“Leap years take breaks. We do not.”
Through our Humanitarian Revenue & Grant Charter, proceeds generated across our website and commercial platforms—including 366 AI Designer, Pipe Buyer, 365 Motor Sales, Philippines Crafted Sea Salt and 366 Games—are paired with international grants to fund permanent clean water wells, coastal shark & crocodile safety drones and disaster rescue operations worldwide.
1st Defence Industries
Active British Columbia corporate entity leading clean-tech & 400B+ AI R&D, IoT water flow telemetry, drone vision engineering and Canadian grant compliance.
Ilocos Norte Operations
Registered Philippine operations in Ilocos Norte leading deep borehole drilling, solar pump installation, coastal/disaster drone pilots and smallholder farmer irrigation.
Wyoming LLC
US corporate structure supporting North American equipment sourcing, commercial platforms and international development grant execution.
Open Telemetry
Every water hub and drone unit tracks liters dispensed, water quality lab tests, flight safety logs and ring-fenced community maintenance reserves.
Bring a grant, a coastal or rural community, or an engineering challenge.
We collaborate with international grant agencies (Global Innovation Fund, D-Prize, Grand Challenges Canada, FIT, Rotary Foundation, IEEE Smart Village, UN/WASH & DRRM programs), Philippine government & academic partners (DOST, Mariano Marcos State University), Canadian R&D programs (NRC IRAP), coastal municipalities and rural farming cooperatives.