Though product characteristics vary widely, a few basic ones are universal. A product is:
- Intended for customers. This differentiates products from projects or anything else you may produce for your own use or enjoyment. Products are typically created with the intent of being sold and consumed by someone else — whether that is an individual consumer or a business.
- Created to provide benefits to a market. Identifying a market need and meeting it can be challenging — but at a base-level, a product should provide some sort of advantage to users.
- Exchanged for value. The most typical value exchange is money — meaning, products have a price and can be bought and sold. In some cases products will be offered in exchange for feedback, exposure, a trade, or other forms of value.
Our products
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LooPi™
LooPi™
Sustainable and circular public toilet
Treatment capacity of 50 L urine / 24 hr (≈ 200 flushes/ day) Reduces water consumption by up to 90% compared to conventional flush toilets Mobile Gender neutral urinal Flushing with purified wastewater Captures nutrients from urine in biochar and turns them into agricultural fertiliser Captures CO2 from atmosphere Functional urban greening How it works LooPi™ contributes to the...
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vertECO®
vertECO®
The vertical green wall purifying wastewater
Domestic wastewater treatment for on-site reuse NO CHEMICALS · NO MEMBRANES · NO SLUDGE EU water reuse class B achieved. 86% removal of COD, BOD5, NH4-N and TN. Legionella: <1 CFU/L; E. coli: 65 CFU/ 100 mL. Single sampling events even reached EU water reuse class A (all food crops, all irrigation methods). The low-energy pumping, aeration, and ozonation...
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GRETA™ green wall
GRETA™ green wall
Green facade panels for on-site greywater treatment
NO CHEMICALS · NO MEMBRANES · NO SLUDGE > 90% removal of suspended solids, ammonium and BOD5 E. coli reduced below detection limit – ensuring safe non-potable greywater reuse. Optimal use of vertical space Greening requirements are spreading through European planning systems and EU Taxonomy alignment, EPBD performance obligations and certification targets are pushing in the same direction. Most...
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