India’s government provides financial support for a Start-up Company to develop smart water management technologies
India’s government offers $400k financial support to M/s Kritsnam Technologies, a Kanpur-based Start-up, for developing real-time smart water management technology utilizing ultrasonic flowmeters for various water distribution applications.
India’s government will provide financial support of $400k to M/s Kritsnam Technologies; a Start-up Company incubated at IIT Kanpur to develop smart water management technologies. The technology in question will enable online water monitoring using two beam ultrasonic flowmeters designed to track the water distribution in real-time for applications such as drinking water supply, groundwater extraction, industrial water usage, and precision irrigation.
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