Reuse 98% of limited water resources
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Make life more free than before.
WOTA BOX is a portable water reuse system that enables water use even with no water supply.
Optional units expand its functionality for showering or hand washing in the middle of nature or after disasters.
More than 98% of wastewater is reused for reuse, delivering safe and reliable water anytime, anywhere.
WOTA BOX is built with WOTA’s unique technology, distilled from years of research and development.
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Life beyond limits with easier access to water.
Life where anyone can access clean water anywhere, made possible by technology that is people and eco-friendly. Cutting-edge, automated control of water treatment enables on-site reuse of more than 98% of water.
WOTA BOX makes it possible to use water anytime and anywhere, even in places where running water is not available such as in deserts, forests, or disaster areas.
WOTA BOX is an entirely new type of water infrastructure, small enough to be carried.
WOTA BOX removes more than 99.9999% of viruses and bacteria using four types of filters (one sediment, two activated carbon and one RO membrane), deep ultraviolet rays and chlorine disinfection.
In addition, an autonomous control system for water treatment that combines multiple proprietary embedded sensors and AI, constantly monitors and controls the water quality and system, notifying the user of any maintenance issues or problems.
These technologies enables the WOTA BOX to comply with WHO Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality and provide safe, clean water.
Life where anyone can access clean water anywhere, made possible by technology that is people and eco-friendly. Cutting-edge, automated control of water treatment enables on-site reuse of more than 98% of water.
WOTA BOX makes it possible to use water anytime and anywhere, even in places where running water is not available such as in deserts, forests, or disaster areas.
WOTA BOX is an entirely new type of water infrastructure, small enough to be carried.
WOTA BOX removes more than 99.9999% of viruses and bacteria using four types of filters (one sediment, two activated carbon and one RO membrane), deep ultraviolet rays and chlorine disinfection.
In addition, an autonomous control system for water treatment that combines multiple proprietary embedded sensors and AI, constantly monitors and controls the water quality and system, notifying the user of any maintenance issues or problems.
These technologies enables the WOTA BOX to comply with WHO Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality and provide safe, clean water.
Our story
Modern society has aimed to be a ‘large-scale centralized water consumption society’, where all houses are connected to a centralized water and sewage network that draws water from natural sources and processes and disposes of it after one use. Conversely, WOTA aims to create a ‘small-scale decentralized water recycling society’ ensuring both environmental and financial sustainability by repeatedly reusing a limited water supply within each household.
Having a ‘small-scale decentralized water recycling system’ at home frees individuals from the risk of water shortages, by converting wastewater into domestic water. This system collects all household wastewater, eliminating concerns about polluting rivers and seas. Even in cases of water supply disruption due to disasters, individuals can continue to use water without worry.
If more people recycle water like this, the need for costly and extensive pipeline networks diminishes. This reduces the financial burden on water utilities, facilitating investments for the future, in areas such as education, welfare, and the environment. In this way, the ‘small-scale decentralized water circulation system’ addresses water challenges at the household and community levels, and ultimately has the potential to resolve the fundamental ‘water issue’ facing modern society.
To achieve a ‘future where nobody faces water scarcity’, WOTA is accelerating the development and implementation of this new water infrastructure technology.
Having a ‘small-scale decentralized water recycling system’ at home frees individuals from the risk of water shortages, by converting wastewater into domestic water. This system collects all household wastewater, eliminating concerns about polluting rivers and seas. Even in cases of water supply disruption due to disasters, individuals can continue to use water without worry.
If more people recycle water like this, the need for costly and extensive pipeline networks diminishes. This reduces the financial burden on water utilities, facilitating investments for the future, in areas such as education, welfare, and the environment. In this way, the ‘small-scale decentralized water circulation system’ addresses water challenges at the household and community levels, and ultimately has the potential to resolve the fundamental ‘water issue’ facing modern society.
To achieve a ‘future where nobody faces water scarcity’, WOTA is accelerating the development and implementation of this new water infrastructure technology.
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