Norwich-based WATR sees Seedrs crowdfunding success
The WATR monitor has raised nearly £250,000 in its first four days - Credit: WATR A water quality monitor has raised 97pc of a £250,000 target in a public crowdfunding scheme within four days of launching. WATR is a solar-powered monitor which can be deployed in remote locations to check factors such as dissolved oxygen, pH balance and conductivity. With water quality-related diseases costing 3.7m lives a year across the globe, the monitor could not have come to market at a more pivotal time. Glyn Cotton, co-founder and chief executive of the Norwich-based business, said: “With...
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