BiomWeb
A powerful fusion of biology, engineering, and the Industrial Internet of Things that will disrupt the wastewater treatment sector
The water sector is ripe for a leap in the innovation curve
With BiomWeb, we dream of a better way. A decentralized solution, with BiomWeb systems treating wastewater on-site. A solution that reuses water to create greener landscapes. A solution that makes built environments more self-relient—more resilient.
Nature-based Design
The design philosophy behind BiomWeb is there is no waste in nature. The BiomWeb family of products carefully emulate aquatic systems found in nature, like rivers and lakes. With a microcosm of microbes and wetland plants, they biodegrade waste and even filter toxic heavy metals.

Beneath this nature-based design lies exceptional technology. The highest-quality components from European suppliers, like MUTAG and Expo-net®, form the beating heart of each BiomWeb system.

This culminates in a range of powerful systems that are simple and affordable to maintain, and which provide an abundant supply of water to reuse.
Industrial Internet of Things
BiomWeb systems are proudly powered by the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Infused with sophisticated sensors and software, systems can be monitored and controlled remotely. This means operators can detect issues, like suboptimal conditions and malfunctioning devices, while maintenance crews can take preventative action—before serious problems manifest. When problems are nipped in the bud, recovery is quick, and performance is continuous.
This IIoT technology is what also allows BiomWeb systems to run autonomously, and link to other facility assets, like irrigation systems for the landscape.
The result? A true reimagining of infrastructure: centralized control of decentralized systems, spread far and wide.
Sustainability Reporting
BiomWeb’s software does not just monitor and control—it actively reports. Sustainability metrics, like savings in water or carbon emissions, can be reported to sustainability departments sitting many miles away.
These metrics can then be channeled into ESG reports and shared with stakeholders.
It’s easy to advocate for green tech and boast sustainability achievements when you have the right information in your hands.
