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Israeli cleantech company aims Miriam's Well water purifier at developing world
Israeli water tech company Alumor has designed an off-grid household water purification system called Miriams Well. The solar-powered device is sustainable, cheap, and easy to use, and aims to provide clean drinking water to millions of households in developing countries. The device uses advanced ultraviolet technology to kill viruses and bacteria and requires minimal maintenance. Alumor is targeting a potential market of 250 million households and is seeking $1 million in funding to fine-tune the device and begin production. The company aims to sell the devices at cost through nonprofit organizations.
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This Modern Day Miriam's Well Will Provide Clean Water For The Masses
Israeli water tech startup Alumor has developed a solar-powered water purifying device called Miriams Well. The device uses ultraviolet LED light to purify any type of surface water and is low-cost and easy-to-use. The company aims to have a place in every country in Africa and hopes to save 100,000 lives with the device. Alumor is currently in a pre-seed stage and has received a grant of $142,000 from the Israel Innovation Authority. They are seeking funding and investors for further development and distribution. Alumor is also developing a city design called Nammu, which would be placed in convenience stores and owned by the distributor.
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