Enrico Dian   You have probably asked yourself, why are these people talking to me on-line? I should therefore present myself. I am Enrico Dian president of the Diansub company, specialised in producing taylor made diving equipment. I have personally practised this activity since 1970. Right from my first days and then on becoming an instructor, I realised how the materials I used could be optimised. This is why I personally undertook the commitment to design and create equipment. My great passion for scuba diving brought me to confront diving problems as authentic professional challenges which became even more heartfelt and pressing when I was directly involved in severe situations and conditions where it was possible to subject my wet suits to “extreme” tests. Among my personal exploits and together with a group of friends our crossing and return of the Scottish lake of LOCHNESS, stands out. This took place in 1989 and was entirely under water and under the “eyes” of the television cameras of half the world. In 1990 I was contacted by medical-scientific authorities who knew of my materials and appreciated their characteristics. Sometimes these were individual doctors, physiotherapists and rehabilitation personnel – passionate scuba divers – who came to check what advantages made-to-measure equipment could have. Their request was simple: to be able to make these advantages available, also to disabled scuba divers. The logical and almost spontaneous step was that of deepening my knowledge on the matter by becoming an ISTRUCTOR also of disabled scuba divers. Consider scuba diving as a new therapy to obtain a substantial improvement in the psychological picture and in sporting relations for sportsmen with physical disabilities. This was a new and interesting challenge: perfecting special equipment dedicated to extremely personalised safety and functionality requirements. During the 4000 MISSIONI EXECUTED by myself and my staff from the Red Sea to the North Atlantic, I have never stopped researching, developing and testing new materials and leading edge technologies to permit scuba divers, or future ones, from avoiding certain problems and to obtain greater satisfaction in all diving conditions. In 1970, I was eleven years old. With paper and coloured crayons I designed a scuba diving equipment catalogue with names and technical characteristics and the trade name that today is recognised as synonymous of taylor made, in many countries in the world. My precise intention then was to make my dream come true one day by becoming a PROFESSIONAL THROUGH PASSION.