AWH Verification
Prove What Your Device Actually Produces
AquraIQ independently verifies real-world output from atmospheric water harvesting equipment — measured at the device, signed at the sensor, and anchored on a public blockchain where nobody can alter it afterward.
Get Your Device VerifiedFor AWH manufacturers. Works with desiccant and condensation systems.
The Need
You publish a spec: liters per day, kWh per liter. Your buyer has no way to confirm it.
So enterprise procurement stalls at the same place every time. Corporate buyers, utilities, and government programs need performance they can defend to a CFO, an auditor, or a regulator. A datasheet doesn't survive that conversation. Neither does a pilot you ran yourself.
The result: long sales cycles, price competition against inflated claims, and buyers who default to the cheapest unit because nothing distinguishes the honest ones.
How We Address It
Every disputed performance claim fails at the same point: the number was produced somewhere the buyer can't see. We close that gap in three stages.
Measure at the source
Instrumentation installed inside your unit records water output, energy, and the full set of air conditions continuously — not sampled, not reconstructed after the fact.
Sign and anchor on-chain
Each reading is cryptographically signed the moment it is taken, and its fingerprint is written to a public blockchain. Changing a number after the fact breaks the record visibly.
Certify against one standard
Signed data is scored under the Water Evidence Standard and issued as a certificate your buyer can verify independently, without taking anyone's word for it.
Why Blockchain, in Plain Terms
Performance data normally lives in a database. Databases can be corrected, overwritten, or rebuilt — which is fine for internal engineering, and useless as evidence.
AquraIQ writes a cryptographic fingerprint of every signed reading to Base, a public Ethereum network. The measurement itself stays private; what goes on-chain is proof that the record existed at that moment and has not changed since.
This means a buyer, an auditor, or a regulator can verify your numbers without trusting you, your customer, or us. That is the whole point. A certificate anyone has to take on faith is worth nothing.
What You Can Monitor
Everything below is recorded continuously and visible in real time on your dashboard — for your own engineering, for your customers, and as the basis of certification.
The dashboard is yours to use, not just ours. Live status, historical trends, exportable records, and alerts when a unit drifts out of expected performance — across one device or an entire deployed fleet.
Water output and energy, logged continuously
Cumulative production tracked against energy consumed — recorded every minute, not sampled.
Illustrative. Certified figures are specific to each device and reporting period.
Output measured against the conditions that produced it
Humidity, temperature and airflow are recorded alongside every unit of water, so performance can be compared fairly across climates.
Illustrative. Certified figures are specific to each device and reporting period.
Verified Data Becomes Water Credits
Once production is verified, it can be issued as Water Credits — a transferable record of water produced, backed by the signed measurement behind it.
This benefits both sides of the sale. Your customer gains a revenue stream from water their equipment is already producing, and you gain something no unverified competitor can offer: a device that pays back beyond the water itself. It changes the conversation from unit price to return on investment.
See how Water Credits work →What Verification Gives You
A number buyers can check
Output, energy, and operating conditions signed at the sensor and anchored on-chain. Not your word. Not ours. Verifiable evidence.
Credit for efficiency
If your device produces more water per kWh, verification proves it. Without it, that engineering advantage is invisible on a spec sheet.
Access to closed procurement
Data centers, municipalities, and ESG-reporting corporations increasingly require third-party verified performance. Unverified equipment doesn't make the shortlist.
Performance in real climates
Verified data from actual deployments, not a laboratory rating at conditions no customer ever operates in.
Fleet visibility
See how every deployed unit is performing in the field, catch degradation early, and support your customers with evidence instead of guesswork.
A stronger sale
Water Credits give your customer a return your competitors can't document, which is a reason to choose your unit at your price.
What Gets Certified
Real output
Liters per day under actual operating conditions, over a defined reporting period.
Energy efficiency
Energy per cubic meter, benchmarked against the thermodynamic minimum for condensation — a physics-grounded ceiling, not a marketing baseline.
Harvesting efficiency
How much of the moisture entering the unit is actually recovered as water, expressed as a percentage.
Climate difficulty
Scored from ambient conditions, not inlet conditions — so a unit fed by humid exhaust in a desert is still judged against the climate it actually operates in.
Operational integrity
Continuous, tamper-evident measurement with a complete chain of custody from sensor to certificate.
Certification is model-specific. A certificate covers one device model in the configuration that was measured. A different model, a different capacity, or a materially changed design requires its own verification.
That restriction is deliberate. It is what stops one certified unit from being used to vouch for an entire catalog — and it is why a WES certificate means something.
Why AquraIQ
Our benchmarks come from years of instrumented testing of AWH equipment from multiple manufacturers under real desert conditions — both desiccant and condensation systems, measured continuously across full seasons rather than rated in a controlled chamber.
And we don't build harvesters. We have no device competing with yours and no reason to favor one manufacturer over another. That independence is the entire value of a certificate.
The Water Evidence Standard
Verification runs on the Water Evidence Standard (WES) — our published framework for measuring and certifying atmospheric water harvesting performance. One measurement method, one scoring framework, applied identically to every device, so buyers can compare equipment on the same basis for the first time.
Read the WES Standard →How to Get Started
Integrate
We install the sensor module in your unit. Compatible with desiccant and condensation systems.
Measure
Continuous signed telemetry through a defined reporting period, across real operating conditions.
Certify
You receive a verification certificate for that model and configuration: output, efficiency, and conditions — independently checkable. Renewed annually with recalibration.
Issue credits
Verified output from deployed units can be converted into Water Credits, benefiting your customer and strengthening your sale.
How It's Priced
Certification runs on a hardware plus annual subscription model.
The sensor module is a one-time purchase, installed in your unit and owned by you. The annual subscription covers certificate issuance, dashboard access, sensor calibration, on-chain anchoring, and the right to use the WES verified mark in your own materials.
Certification remains valid while the subscription is active. Pricing depends on device class and fleet size.
Let buyers verify what you already know about your equipment.
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