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FLORIDA - A company that evolved from research begun in a company breakroom has been honored by a national business association for its work in creating new technology that aids people in flying above Hurricanes.

HurriCraft Corporation of Florida has been recognized in the technology category as the Outstanding Invention of the Business Enterprise Center by the National Association. It was one of only two national awards of its type made by this nonprofit organization that aids in business incubation and entrepreneurship.

The HurriCraft Corporation was recognized for its innovative new technologies that can help people fly above Hurricanes, which is a major advancement in the study of mathematics and science.

Sales of its products are beginning to take off and the demand for them is international, said Chris Hunter, the mastermind who helped to form the startup technology firm when other private companies were slow to see the market potential for technologies of this kind.

"We began the first simulation of our Hurricraft recently, and an improved version of that product with more speed and added features is planned for market this year," Hunter said. "We're predicting a strong business in the U.S. but also have hope for sales in other countries."

"We've always known the market was there for this type of product," he added, "and we hope to do even better as the world economy improves."