Liquidity’s Naked Filter now available on Kickstarter
Help us revolutionize the way people access clean water. Support Naked Filter on Kickstarter!
Help us revolutionize the way people access clean water. Support Naked Filter on Kickstarter!
Within one hour after launching on Kickstarter, Liquidity’s Naked Filter water filtration bottle has already been selected by the discerning Kickstarter team to be a “Staff Pick”. This is a high honor and we are very grateful for being selected.
Thanks to Wes Siler at Gizmodo for reviewing our prototype!
Thanks to the BGR team for covering the upcoming launch of our Naked Filter portable water bottle!
Liquidity is proud to announce the coming launch of it’s first direct to consumer product – Naked Filter – a portable water filtration bottle. Fill it up from any fresh water source, screw on the cap, and drink.
An excellent New Yorker article, by Michael Specter, about the global social problems caused by the lack of clean water. Increased violence and greater likelihood of conflicts around the world will likely result. This is a powerful reminder of the dire need for new technologies that can help address the challenge of providing clean water to a growing world population.
At the World Water Week conference in Stockholm, Liquidity announced that it has established new performance levels for polymeric membrane filtration, enabling the achievement of new global standards for drinking water. Simultaneously Liquidity also announced that it is partnering with GOBIE h2o, a San Diego provider of filtered reusable water bottles, to launch a Liquidity-powered purification bottle in 2015 that will eliminate the need for single-use disposable bottles.
Liquidity was highlighted by Guardian at the first day of the annual World Water Week conference in Stockholm. Our co-founder Victor Hwang is in attendance.
The recent incident in LA highlights a nation wide problem of old deteriorating water infrastructure. The U.S. has been under investing in water infrastructure for the last 60 years. The EPA estimates that there is over $1 trillion of needed water infrastructure repairs right now. Over the decade to come potable water supply in the U.S. will become increasingly unreliable. Leaks in old water mains will add hazardous bacteria and other pollutants regardless of the cleanliness of the source of the water. Our technology and other water purification technologies will be needed in homes to purify water tap water before it will be safe to drink. These technologies will allow people to take their health and safety into their own hands.
Liquidity beat out a tough group of competitors to win the ‘Next Generation Technology’ group at the ‘World Cup Tech Challenge’ held at Microsoft’s Silicon Valley campus on May 20th. This was a great win for the team and shows the world changing potential of our product.