Healixa (OTC:EMOR) Inc said it is poised to expand its addressable market and has begun accepting 'indications of interest' on orders for its innovative Global Aquaduct units.
The units use the firm's proprietary Atmospheric Water Harvesting (AWH) technology, which can harvest potable water directly from the atmosphere almost anywhere, with minimal energy using a solar panel.
The technology does not rely on relative humidity and can provide several hundreds of liters of water a day from one unit.
"Global Aquaduct units are being purpose-built for government agencies, non-profit organizations, and commercial customers seeking a cost-effective, remotely-deployable, and sustainable approach to clean water generation," said Ian Parker, CEO of Healixa (OTC:EMOR) in a statement.
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"Through our collaborative efforts with potential customers, we believe we will attract significant indications of interest from our initial outreach efforts. We are excited to begin offering this new device and expanding our addressable market," Parker added.
The units are being developed based on direct input from prospective customers, having been modified to accommodate a wider variety of applications and functionalities for government agencies, non-profit organizations, commercial customers, and others with rapid-deployment functionality and utility in mind, said Healixa.
Healixa (OTC:EMOR) is a technology company focusing on building and acquiring innovative and disruptive technologies in the health-tech, clean water generation and green-tech industries.
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