Despite technological progress and global awareness, contaminated water continues to be one of the deadliest threats to humanity. In India alone, 443 million school days and 73 million labor days are lost annually due to waterborne diseases, draining $600 million from the economy. Half a million children under five succumb each year to illnesses caused by unsafe water. Conventional purification methods often waste more water than they purify, and bottled water solutions only exacerbate plastic pollution. The crisis isn’t just about scarcity—it’s about inefficiency, outdated infrastructure, and the need for smarter, sustainable solutions. 

Recognizing the urgency of this crisis, Prabhulinga Hanchinal co-founded InnoQor Technologies, a company built on the principle that clean water should be accessible, sustainable, and intelligent. At the intersection of innovation and necessity, InnoQor develops IoT-enabled, AI-driven smart water purifiers that go beyond traditional methods, reducing water wastage while delivering superior filtration. With cutting-edge technology, the company is redefining water purification, making it efficient, eco-friendly, and accessible to homes, businesses, and institutions.