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Water.Io Ltd operates as an Internet of Packaging company, develops technological solutions that transform bottle into a smart bottle. The company offers Water.io platform that allows Bluetooth connected reusable water bottle to measure the liquid level and blinks as a hydration reminder, as well as pushes notification reminders and a news feed with relevant content on app; and Vitamins.io platform, which allows Bluetooth connected cap to monitor when the vitamin bottle has been opened and closed, and reminds to take the next dose by blinking and playing a melody, as well as push notification reminders, automatic replenishment, and a news feed with relevant content on mobile app; smart packaging, a sensor that measure the content in the bottle, without touching the material. It serves water, vitamins, pharma, and CPG companies. The company was formerly known as Impacx.Io Ltd and changed its name to Water.Io Ltd in October 2023. Water.Io Ltd was founded in 2015 and is based in Rehovot, Israel.
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