Hydrantech

Hydrantech Overview

Hydrantech is developing a smart electronic bracelet that can be attached to the nozzle of a fire hydrant to monitor unusual water flow and detect water theft or contaminated water. Each Hydrantech bracelet has a cellular transmitter that communicates its status to a central control hub. The sensors in the bracelet monitor the flow of water and the data is sent to the Hydrantech cloud, where software interprets whether water is moving out or in. The Hydrantech interface runs on a regular web browser; if any problem is detected, an alarm will appear both in the browser and on mobile devices. Hydrantech technology has already been launched in several different Israeli municipalities, including Haifa, Petah Tikva, Safed, Rosh Haayin, and Tel Aviv.

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Jan 26, 2020 · www.jpost.com

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https://www.jpost.com/jpost-tech/new-israeli-tech-prevents-terror-attack-and-water-theft-615390

Hydrantech, an innovative startup based in northern Israel, has launched a smart, electronic bracelet that can be attached to the nozzle of a fire hydrant to monitor water flows and detect theft and terror attacks. The bracelet has sensors that can detect the flow of water and sends data to a central control hub. The technology has already been launched in several Israeli municipalities. Hydrantech has raised $1 million with private investors and is currently raising more funds. The company plans to expand its technology to detect underground water leakage, measure temperature and humidity, and provide data about earthquakes. With little competition in the market, Hydrantech is expected to experience growth in the coming years.

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Jan 20, 2020 · www.israel21c.org

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Smart Israeli fire hydrant tech senses water theft, terror

Israeli startup Hydrantech has developed a smart electronic bracelet that attaches to fire hydrants to monitor water flow and detect potential tampering or terrorist attacks. The bracelet communicates its status to a central control hub in real time, allowing cities to respond immediately to any issues. Hydrantechs technology is being piloted in several Israeli municipalities, and the company has raised $1 million in private angel funding. The fee for each bracelet is approximately $3 per hydrant. Hydrantech plans to expand its technology to detect underground water leakage, measure temperature and humidity, and provide earthquake data.

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Employees: 1-10

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Egoz 7, Ramat Yishai, Israel

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