Digitally powered water purification
Enabling the removal of micro and nanoplastics from drinking water, efficiently, sustainably, and at scale.
Every year, the equivalent of 300 million plastic bottles rains down on us in microplastic form. Amplify is building the future of clean water, because what you can’t see, can harm you.
What’s Our Story
Our company was founded in 2008. Water Brand bottle is great for drinking, cooking, activities, and even for children. The product is certified in 50 countries.
Quality Check
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Filteration Level
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Composition
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Lab Control
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The invisible crisis in your glass
Rethinking purification for the nanoplastic era
Conventional water treatment systems were never designed to stop micro- and nanoplastics. They rely on outdated filtration steps that:
- Are expensive to operate at high resolution.
- Clog easily and require constant maintenance.
- Lack of digitalization and real time monitoring detection.
- Are expensive to operate at high resolution.
- Clog easily and require constant maintenance.
- Lack of digitalization and real time monitoring detection.
Amplify's technology changes that
We use ultrasound-powered microfluidics to separate and remove nano-scale contaminants digitally, without clogging, and with real-time monitoring.
No Filters
Means no clog
Scalable modules
For water plants and rural systems
>99.99% removal rate
For microplastics <1 micron
Lower operational cost
Less waste, and fully automatable
Outdated regulation, unseen danger
Despite mounting evidence of harm, there’s no binding regulation to limit microplastics in treated water. Water utilities face high costs and lack of affordable, scalable technologies; and governments remain behind on enforcement.
Outdated
Despite
Despite mounting evidence of harm, there’s no binding regulation to limit microplastics in treated water. Water utilities face high costs and lack of affordable, scalable technologies; and governments remain behind on enforcement.
Despite mounting evidence of harm, there’s no binding regulation to limit microplastics in treated water.
Water utilities face high costs and lack of affordable, scalable technologies; and governments remain behind on enforcement.
Our Team
Gustavo A. Vásquez M Ph.D.
CEO co-founder
Sebastian Saldarriaga M
CBO co-founder
María Camila Rodríguez
Project & Operations Manager
Contact
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