On average, 60 percent of the world’s population will live in cities by 2030. Joining other Swiss innovators and partners at the Swiss Pavilion of the World Expo in Dubai, Droople introduces its new solutions at the service of the circular economy under the label “Smart Cities”.
Data drives massive water savings in hairdressing businessDroople partnered with Gjosa, a Swiss innovation company, to assess the effectiveness of water savings provided by Gjosa’s latest showerhead co-developed with L'Oréal. The results are substantial – Gjosa's...
Smart Sanitation Pilot Project with Vebego AGAs a leading provider of real estate facility management services, Vebego AG, based in Zurich, provides cleaning and maintenance services for large real estate property owners. Commercial buildings typically have high...
Water Leakage: Understanding Your Building’s ConsumptionEvery drop of water counts: water leakage means waste of clean water, but also waste of money. Undetected water leaks are often devastating to building structures, provoking corrosion and wall cracks, and causing...
Leverage Energy Recovery Potential with Smart Water IoT SystemsAccording to current practices, the industrial water used for cooling compressors in restaurants refrigeration cycles is usually discharged directly with the wastewater. However, its energy can be...
In June 2021, Droople entered a partnership with the Embedded Systems Laboratory (ESL) at the EPFL and the ALTIS Group (Valais) to implement the joint Research and Development project WaSTeLeSS. Made possible by Innosuisse, Switzerland Innovation together with its innovation partners from the Swiss economy and in collaboration with EPFL Tech4Impact, this project is planned to run until 2023 and achieve significant water savings in buildings through an advanced monitoring system based on distributed intelligence.
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