Join us to preserve water, our shared source of life!

Water is one of our most precious natural resources, and most fragile ecosystems. That’s why Swiss IoT startup Droople is calling on everyone to get involved in protecting it

The United Nations predicts a 40 per cent shortfall of global water supply within the next decade, as well as an increasing concern over water quality. We have to take actions now, in order to preserve water, our shared source of life.

Most people don’t give any thought to what happens to water after it’s gone through the main water meter in a residential, commercial or industrial building. Droople aims to provide people and businesses worldwide with the necessary insights and tools to improve the way they use water, helping ensure a sustainable future for humanity. More than 36 billion off-radar water assets today are waiting to be digitised, including sanitary ware, water treatment systems and appliances. Once we are able to monitor them, we can predict their maintenance requirements and reduce water and energy waste.

Droople can support you and your organisation to make an impact in many areas of water conservation. Let’s make the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) happen together!

SDG 6 – Clean water and sanitation

We can help you pollute less and conserve water for future generations.

SDG 9 – Industry, innovation and infrastructure

We support you in bringing transparency-driven business models to your customers.

Droople provides you with a telemetry solution based on retrofit, battery-operated, flow, pressure, and other sensors to efficiently manage and monitor your water treatment systems (such as RO systems, filters, softeners) and dispensing systems (water coolers, taps, and water fountains). Droople can help you monitor their performance easily, enable on-time maintenance and predict when you need to replace consumables such as filters, cartridges and UV lamps.

Smart sanitation: jump into the future with a cutting-edge Swiss IoT sanitation management system

Restrooms, with their toilets, faucet taps and urinals, are used every day, and require regular cleaning. It’s difficult to gauge how many times and when these objects are used, which means their cleaning schedules are not always optimal or cost-efficient. Airports, shopping centres, schools and corporate offices have highly varying flows of people, and cleaning processes must be continuously adapted to maintain an adequate level of hygiene and quality of service.

Ecole Vivalys Ecublens in Switzerland is the first school in the world to automatically measure the level of hand hygiene of its students through connected water sensors. Developed by Droople, this first-of-its-kind solution will contribute to the fight against the spread of Covid-19.

Since implementing this innovative system, the school has observed a reduction in pupil absence as a result of illnesses such as gastroenteritis, flu or colds. Mobilised for the safety of schoolchildren during the pandemic, this innovative solution has already proven its usefulness.

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