New & Existing Technologies for Water Conservation, Collection, & Harvesting
Published on by Richard Gilles, Managing Director, Barnraisers Group LLC in Technology
Currently, I am consulting as a Resource Efficiency Manager for the US Army.
I am looking for existing technologies that I can use to facilitate water conservation.
There is the potential for Proof of Concept projects and possibly funding as well. If the technology is proven and in the marketplace already, then there may be additional opportunities.
Please send me materials on existing and new technologies for water conservation, collection, and harvesting. Thank you
Taxonomy
- Water Harvesting
- Rainwater Harvesting
- Wastewater Collection
- Water Harvesting
- Water Harvesting Structure Design
- Water Conservation
- Water Conservation
4 Answers
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Richard:
RainGrid has real-time automated, residential-scale AI/IoT managed rain harvesting network technology designated as an intelligent water tech by Water Research Foundation.
We can serve as a consultant and advisor for your development needs.
please contact me directly: contact@raingrid.com if you wish to discuss.
thanks,
Kevin
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Zdzisław Iwanejko
Hello, I am the CEO and founder of HandyShower. I invented HandyShower: a 3-in-1 personal hygiene system that can function as a faucet, a bidet, or a shower. The device is equipped with a patented-self closing valve which facilitates water conservation. The whole kit fits in a small sachet and weighs not much more than a pound. (More details here: en.handyshower.pl) The main idea behind the project was to help citizens of the developing world where sanitation conditions are often very poor. However, our device also has the potential to be a very useful piece of outdoor gear. We’re currently looking for volunteers who would be willing to get to know HandyShower and share their opinions with us. With your background, I thought you could provide us with some valuable insights regarding our project. Please let me know if you’re interested so we can discuss the details. Best, Zdzislaw
1 Comment
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Dear Iwanejko. I find your work interesting and would love to learn more, share my feedback and explore any opportunities for collaboration. I am based in Nairobi, with experience with community-based water projects (providing household biosand water filters; leading a youth-focused citizen science project for bio-monitoring of Nairobi River). Am also a green building expert, currently finalizing a consultancy for Kenya government and UNDP on establishing Kenya's Green Building Standard which promotes integration of water efficiency and conservation technologies and practices in buildings. You can drop me an email at otienonickson@gmail.com
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I hope everything sees you well.
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Atmospheric Water Generation is the perfect technology for the US Army. They can generate water as they go and so do not have to carry water with them!