eWaterTek Inc.

An R&D company founded in Toronto that is developing a patented method and system for identifying the existence of water-borne contaminants in piping infrastructure, utilizing and based on ultraviolet laser-based fluorescence spectroscopy, and optoelectronics. The system is designed to work online and inline and is portable enough to provide monitoring of specific sites. Technology transfer to Israel being refitted for natural gas fracking (drilling) purposes.