bNovate Technologies — a Swiss group in real-time water quality monitoring — will be featured at the Union des Communes Vaudoises (UCV) annual meeting in Champagne, France on 7 Jun 2025, due to Swiss bank Banque Cantonale Vaudoise (BCV)’s initiative to highlight local innovation in the Canton of Vaud, Switzerland.
bNovate will demonstrate how its award-winning BactoSense technology is helping Swiss communes take control of water safety. The event brings together municipal leaders focused on practical, future-ready solutions for infrastructure and environmental resilience.
As regulatory and environmental pressures grow, communes across Vaud are looking for smart, cost-effective tools to ensure water safety. Already trusted across Europe, BactoSense delivers precise, automated, and real-time microbial data — reducing reliance on manual lab testing and enabling faster action when it matters most.
bNovate CEO Serge Gander said, “We are honoured to take part in the UCV annual meeting and present a Swiss-made technology built for communal water services. This moment reflects our commitment to sustainable innovation, local impact, and the essential mission of delivering safe water to all.”
BactoSense has earned multiple international awards, including the Aqua Pro Innovation Award, Water Europe’s SME Innovation Award, the Solar Impulse Efficient Solution label, and recognition from the World Economic Forum (WEF)’s UpLink initiative. These honours reflect both the sustainability and scientific excellence of BactoSense in tackling one of today’s most urgent public health challenges.
Used across drinking water utilities, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, bottled water production, and research institutions, BactoSense is redefining how industries monitor water quality. With new offices in the UK and Germany, and participation in major events such as the Shanghai International Water Exhibition, bNovate is strengthening its global presence while staying firmly rooted in Switzerland.
bNovate will also present BactoSense 365 — a new subscription-based solution offering real-time microbial monitoring with no upfront investment. Designed to ease adoption for smaller communes, it reflects bNovate’s broader mission to make advanced water safety accessible to all. This event also marks a new phase in bNovate’s regional outreach.
