Iranian startup has developed a compact set to test water quality

Beijing. June 7. Silkroadnews - Iranian researchers, participants in the nano-tech start-up, managed to develop a multi-purpose set to test water quality, the Iranian Telegraph Agency (IrTAG) reports.
One of the problems of public concern in Iran is the quality of drinking water. Therefore, a group of Iranian scientists, participants in a nanotechnology start-up, succeeded in development of a multi-purpose set to test the quality and cleanliness of water, Mehr News Agency writes.
The startup, named ‘Pakab’ (meaning ‘clean water’), describes the device as a ‘laboratory in your pocket’.
According to the developers, the water quality sensor is cheap, precise, fast and very convenient, not requiring special education or training. Currently they are working on the preliminary edition of the device, monitoring the market, and learning about the needs of the prospective customers, the report reads.