Real-Time IoT Water Monitoring and Treatment for Remote Communities

Access to clean and safe drinking water is a critical issue in many parts of Asia, particularly in rural and less accessible regions. A large portion of the population relies on surface or groundwater for daily consumption, yet as many as 240 million people are exposed to water that exceeds World Health Organization (WHO) safety limits. The increasing contamination of water sources due to anthropogenic activities such as industrial pollution, agricultural runoff, and inadequate sanitation has made water treatment essential. However, most portable water treatment systems currently available lack a vital feature: real-time monitoring of the treated water’s quality. This leaves consumers uncertain about whether the water they are drinking is truly safe, especially in unpredictable environments where water quality can fluctuate. 

This technology combines IoT technology with water monitoring, offering real-time monitoring and feedback on water quality. This portable system allows users to remotely control and manage the treatment process, ensuring operational efficiency even in rural areas. With water-saving features and a low-maintenance design, it provides a sustainable and reliable solution for safe drinking water in remote and resource-limited regions. 

The technology owner seeks collaboration with end users like rural communities, humanitarian organizations, and government agencies focused on water quality. They are also looking for test-bedding partners such as environmental research institutions and NGOs, and solution providers like manufacturers and IoT developers interested in sustainable water treatment and international expansion.