Technical Assistance for Technology Transfer and Commercialization Support of the AIT Toilet Innovations To improve innovative toilet technologies through cooperation with commercialization partners

Asian Institute of Technology
AIT

To improve innovative toilet technologies through cooperation with commercialization partners by developing products adapted to different sanitation market segments with a focus on affordable products that can serve the poorest people.

The overall project consists of two phases, namely:

Phase I: Technology/process improvements - delivering reliable and repeatable processes to consistently meeting ISO/PC305 standard after which the advanced AIT’s Reinvented Toilet (RT) technologies shall be ready to transfer to industrial/commercial partners

Phase II: Product development/ commercialization – providing technical supports, aiming to deliver manufactural product design(s) with reliability and costs to meet market needs.

Technical Assistance for Technology Transfer and Commercialization Support of the AIT Toilet Innovations

Approach

Locations: Thailand and China

Further comments

Elisabeth. Updated with text and uploads by Arno on May 31, 2018.

BMGF grant database (brief information)


Answer questions about the project

Thammarat Koottatep
thamarat@ait.ac.th



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Market developmentProduct design and engineeringGlobalToilets or urinals (user interface)Fundamental research and engineeringBill & Melinda Gates FoundationPractitionersUniversity, education or research institution

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ChinaThailand

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