How the University of Arizona used No. 2 to solve its No. 1 problem: The coronavirus The university made a bold claim this week: It stopped a coronavirus outbreak before it started.
Sewage can help governments and water companies detect a coronavirus outbreak at least a week before medical tests. A growing number of nations and companies are either trialling or rolling out systems that monitor sewage, and they may provide the key to ensuring that future Covid-19 outbreaks are kept under control.
Kando is proud to announce that we were selected out of 800 companies to join the 17 startups for Elemental's COHORT8 program...
Kando is inviting you to join Israel's largest water conference...
Kando, a technology company providing smart wastewater management solutions to municipal utilities...
Kando is inviting you to join Israel's largest water conference...
How Digitizing the Sewer supports Climate Change...
Despite the benefits, water reuse projects are not without their difficulties, starting in the process before the actual water reuse; the influent. As influent flows decrease in severe drought conditions, downstream effluent sees a marked increase in pollution concentration...
Technology is revolutionizing wastewater systems, which require a lot of maintenance but are difficult to access under the surface. Ari Goldfarb and Itai Boneh of Kando, a wastewater solutions company, examine how technology is improving wastewater systems and how Covid-19 is having an impact.
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