In 1957, the US government started a program with a wild idea: take the most destructive thing humans had ever built and use it to build. Nuclear blasts to dig harbours, cut canals and free up gas trapped deep underground.
They called it Plowshare,
after the old idea of turning weapons into farming tools.
It failed.
After 27 tests, the radioactive side effects and public backlash shut it down for good.
I named my company after both halves of that story. People call me Luke the Nuke because I move fast. Plowshare reminds me where that energy should go: into building things. And it reminds me that power without good judgment ends up doing damage.