The technology around Water It has changed and the planet is in a moment of innovation as machines extract water from the air, artificial intelligence sensors detect the exact location of leaks in pipes and more.
That is why more companies are betting on technologies that allow a future with water security for all.
Such as these ten innovative companies that the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Celac) presented and that protect the planet’s fresh water, which won the competition UpLink’s Fresh Water Challenge.
These are:
- bNovate Technologies in Switzerland. It features an automatic and remote biosensor to monitor and detect any change in bacterial concentration in water supplies, thus reducing the current measurement time of several days to just a few minutes.
- Epic Cleantech in the US The company creates on-site water treatment and reuse systems in buildings, reusing up to 95% of the water for non-potable applications such as toilets, irrigation and laundry.
- Indra Water in India. An electrically powered wastewater treatment solution with no added chemicals.
- kilimo in Argentina. It is a market that uses ‘big data’ Y ‘machine learning‘ to verify, improve and compensate the use of water in agriculture.
- Majik Water in kenya. It is an atmospheric water generation system that uses condensation to capture humidity from the air.
- Nature Dots Private Limited in India. “AquaNurch” enables remote control and real-time monitoring of aquaculture farms, reducing farm risk
- Oneka Technologies in Canada. Produces drinking water using renewable energy created by waves. Perfect for times of drought.
- openversum in Switzerland. This is a mounted biodegradable membrane filter that removes heavy metals and pathogens from water.
- RainGrid Inc. in Canada. A company that builds community-scale digital networks to talk about rainfall in residential areas and thus keep groundwater safe.
- Wateroam Pte Ltd in Singapore. Produces safe, high-quality drinking water without electricity. It is a light system filter that weighs 2.5 kilos and allows it to be transported to any place that is difficult to access.
Source: Gestion
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