AUG Signals’ TRITON™ -intelligent online water quality monitoring system- was covered in the Chinese media recently for providing successful real-time drinking water protection at the 2014 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC). During this event, AUG worked with the Beijing Health Bureau and the Huairou Health Bureau to build a customized solution specific to Chinese national drinking water regulations. TRITON provided 24/7 real-time protection of the drinking water and protected the delegations at the summit from any potential safety threats. AUG is pleased with TRITON’s recent success and confirmation of the system’s proven capability as a powerful decision-making tool that protects both people and the environment.
ABOVE: The APEC 2014 water pumping station where TRITON was deployed
AUG Signals was invited to provide a presentation on its TRITON- Intelligent Drinking Water Monitoring System for the Technology Innovation Showcase at this year’s 2nd Annual World Water-Tech North America Summit in Toronto, ON. At this event, AUG successfully promoted TRITON to a broad delegation from across North America. AUG is excited to expand TRITON’s reach and implementation across the globe, providing effective monitoring and security for drinking water around the world.
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A.U.G. Signals Ltd. (AUG) was recently covered in the Chinese media for performing a comprehensive presentation of its TRITON Intelligent Water Surveillance™ at Ontario’s Clean Tech Mission 2014 held in Nanjing, China.
Above: Beijing A.U.G. Signals Longyu Technology Ltd. staff Steven Xue (right) and Fengqiao Liu (left) with Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne as Ontario’s trade mission makes a stop in Nanjing.
Close to 60 companies and organizations in the delegation showcased their expertise in a range of sectors, including clean technologies, life sciences and information and communications technologies.
AUG has been successfully promoting its TRITON water monitoring technology in China since 2012, and was recently selected to monitor drinking water at the APEC 2014 conference outside Beijing. AUG is proud to be a part of Ontario’s efforts to collaborate and promote economic growth with China.
Premier Wynne’s trade mission was primarily focused on building and deepening productive relationships between provincial governments, businesses and educational institutions and their counterparts in China. These kind of collaborations offer Ontario enhanced access to research talent, financing and commercialization opportunities in the vast Chinese market. The mission included stops in Nanjing, Shanghai and Beijing.
Above: A.U.G. Signals’ CEO Dr. George Lampropoulos (far right) and Executive Director Dr. Ting Liu (second from the left) attend Ontario Trade Mission pre-meeting held in downtown Toronto.
The annual CTFG workshop hosts “Canadian researchers and practitioners working on target tracking and sensor fusion for surveillance, with applications in civilian and defence domains,” who “present their work describing advances, applications, and ideas.”
AUG’s TRITON has received a “Pattern Approval Certificate of the Measuring Instruments of the People’s Republic of China” as of July 3rd, 2014. This certification of AUG’s TRITON Intelligent Water Surveillance™ system provides a greater opportunity for AUG to continue expanding its capacity in China.
A.U.G. Signals Ltd. (AUG) is excited to announce its TRITON Intelligent Water Surveillance™ has been selected to monitor drinking water at APEC 2014 in Beijing this November. The APEC 2014 Economic Leaders’ Meeting (AELM) will be held at Beijing’s scenic Yanqi Lake, located in Yanqi Township, Huairou District.
The conference venues by Yanqi Lake were designed to support the ideals of low carbon, pro-environment, scientific and technological innovation. More than 70 world-leading ecological technologies, including AUG’s TRITON, have been adopted to realize 100% clean energy use, solar-heated water use, hazard-free treatment of household waste, recycling of kitchen waste, sewage treatment, implementation of soil and water conservation plans, and ecological embankment of water bodies.
AUG’s TRITON Intelligent Water Surveillance™ provides the world’s most sensitive, accurate and fast-response solution in real-time continuous drinking water monitoring. Using the most advanced online water quality sensors, superior spectrophotometer and signal processing technologies, TRITON empowers government authorities and water facilities to preventively manage any contamination events, effectively protecting public health, meeting World Health Organization (WHO) standards and avoiding potential economic losses.
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, or APEC, is the premier forum for facilitating economic growth, cooperation, trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific region. It was established in 1989 to support sustainable economic development and prosperity for the region and to strengthen the Asia-Pacific community.
AUG supports APEC’s goals to foster free and open trade and investment to help economies grow and create greater opportunities for international trade. As an innovative technology developer, AUG believes APEC is instrumental in creating positive economic and technical cooperation across the Asia-Pacific community and around the world.
On June 23, 2014, Mr. Zhao Xueming, chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Tianjin sub-Council (CCPIT Tianjin) met with the business delegation of A.U.G. Signals Ltd. (AUG). Briefing the delegation on the current state of development of Tianjin and the surrounding area, Mr. Zhao said the city expects AUG and other Canadian high-tech enterprises to conduct business in Tianjin, positively contributing to the city’s future development of advanced technologies.
Dr. George A. Lampropoulos, President and CEO of AUG, expressed his appreciation for CCPIT Tianjin’s promotional efforts with AUG’s TRITON Intelligent Water Surveillance system in the Tianjin market. Dr. Lampropoulos also looks forward to possibly integrating TRITON into the Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city to further boost AUG’s cooperation with its Chinese counterparts.
CCPIT Tianjin’s promotion of AUG’s TRITON system began in 2013. Through TRITON’s proven performance via testing in three facilities across the Tianjin Binhai New Area, CCPIT Tianjin will also continue to assist AUG and further promote TRITON’s general use across Tianjin.
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On May 20, 2014, AUG Signals hosted a public demonstration of its new Triton Intelligent Water Surveillance™ Online Drinking Water Monitoring System in London Ontario. The demonstration included a successful challenge test of Triton’s real-time early warning detection capabilities for heavy metals in municipal drinking water at the parts-per-billion (ppb) level.
Triton is a water quality monitoring and early warning system that currently operates successfully at seven (7) water pumping stations across London’s water distribution network. Triton provides online access to real-time water quality information on a 24/7 basis. It has high detection and contaminant recognition accuracy, with sensitivity that exceeds Health Canada and World health Organization standards. This technology provides unprecedented security for city drinking water by eliminating the risk of missed contaminations that may occur during the intervals between conventional manual sampling and laboratory tests.
Guests in attendance included the, Mayor of London, Ontario, Canada, city councillors, city operations and management officials as well as Ontario Government Ministries of Economic Development, Trade and Employment (MEDTE) and Ministry of Research and Innovation (MRI), the Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA), the Burlington Economic Development Corporation, Keewaytinook Okimakanak (KO) First Nation and the media to witness this innovative technology that has the potential to significantly improve Ontario’s water safety and security.
Above: AUG Signals President and CEO, Dr. George A. Lampropoulos (far left), speaks to guests, including the Mayor of London, Ontario (far right), at an on-site demonstration of Triton on May 20, 2014.
