Today, landowners face increasingly complex challenges: water scarcity, land degradation, and the high costs of sustainable development.
With traditional methods, finding reliable groundwater and restoring land productivity can be slow, expensive, and uncertain.
Climate change only intensifies these issues, putting long-term profitability at risk.
Use WATAI’s advanced technology to provide fast, precise insights into your land’s groundwater potential and regenerative opportunities.
Whether you’re struggling with water shortages, soil degradation, or planning future expansions, take bold and sound decisions with WATAI:
Our technology leverages advanced remote sensing techniques, enhanced by sophisticated algorithms that analyze multiple data streams simultaneously. This allows for a unique, comprehensive and intuitive understanding of surface and subsurface opportunities.
WATAI offers unprecedented accuracy in the identification of resilient groundwater and ecosystems (re)generation opportunities. This directly translates into more effective and efficient water & ecosystems management strategies, maximizing operational impact.
Our capabilities have been rigorously tested and proven across diverse climates and geological contexts. With 20+ years of core technology stress-testing in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East, our core technology has created transformational results.
WATAI’s main technology provider – RTI Exploration – has been recognized with an award by the Space Foundation® for the successful application of the proprietary WATEX™ technology in discovering water for humanity in drought stricken areas.
The distinguished panel of judges who selected the 2016 Space Technology Hall of Fame® inductees comprised:
“Since its work in Sudan, RTI has utilised its high-tech divining rod to find much-needed water all over the world”
“Dr. Gachet developed the WATEX system to pinpoint drilling locations with the highest probability of success”
“This is a promising example of how space technologies can have a practical and critical role in international development”
“A revolution in terms of water. The most important thing to happen in the next 20 years”
"It has saved us a lot of time and energy searching for water in an area twice the size of Switzerland”
“Several deep aquifers were confirmed by drilling with a success rate of 90% to more than 700m depth in several countries in Africa and the Middle-East.”
