They have or will have a water filtration part designed by AquiSense Technologies. The Erlanger company started in Oliver Lawal’s basement seven years ago. Before that, he had decades of experience with UV technology. But not with LEDs like he uses now it was with the older mercury-vapor lamps. “It’s a bit like Tesla is to cars in that we’re using semiconductors instead of traditional lamps which are more like a tube television," he explains of LEDs.
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"We’re more like a flat screen TV or like an electric car. And then we fit them into a circuit board and we can put multiples for large arrays." “The LEDs are really small," he continues. We walk into the AquiSense manufacturing space, which is just behind the company’s Erlanger offices and immediately see workers in a clean room assembling components. Residents in Japan reuse shower and bath water. If you look closely you will see a button in the bathtub that is part of the reheating process. AquiSense provides a part in the disinfection system.
B&B Services will sell the rovers to its contacts throughout South Florida and the Gulf Coast region.UV technology disrupts the DNA so contaminants can’t replicate and are then inactive. The deal guarantees a minimum order of 20 rovers to be delivered within the next year. What is it and why do we need it?Ĭlean Earth Rovers has signed a distribution deal with B&B Services based in Naples, Fla. RELATED: The Cincinnati Nature Center has an oak savanna. "When you start talking about the comfort of our Coast Guard, who allowed us to develop this technology, the university participation, the universities creating top-notch students to want to go out and change the world and that's really where you see something like this come together here in a place like Cincinnati, when a lot of people would say there's a lot of other places this could happen but the magic is happening here." How did that happen?' " Arens says.Ĭharvat says it happened because of smart local people. "People often joke with us, like 'You guys are an ocean tech company based in Cincinnati. They were accepted into the University of Cincinnati's Venture Lab Program. While in college, Arens partnered with fellow Xavier University grad David Constantine and later UC's Jonathan Rosales to form the company. RELATED: Ohio River deemed 'second most endangered' waterway by American Rivers groupĮngineers at UC's 1819 Innovation Hub are manufacturing the robots, trying to keep up with the demand. "You can literally go in, put the boat in the water, go into the equivalent of a mapping system and say, 'I need you to do a zig-zag pattern for the next eight hours, grabbing debris and coming back every half an hour to empty out the bag,' " explains Acting Chief Technology Officer Rob Charvat. Clean Earth Rovers is Innovating Ocean Clean Up with their ‘Roomba for Marinas’
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