How Bariflo uses AI to help factories treat wastewater
Bariflo Cybernetics combines sensors, AI software and automation to make wastewater treatment plants more efficient. The startup secured Rs 2 crore from MC² Plus, an energy innovation platform backed by the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas. Founded in 2018 and initially focused on municipal waterbodies and aquaculture, Bariflo has now shifted to industrial wastewater treatment. The company is preparing a pilot with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited and aims to help industries recycle water more effectively by upgrading existing treatment infrastructure rather than building new facilities.
Key points
- Bariflo raised Rs 2 crore in milestone-linked funding from MC² Plus for industrial wastewater treatment technology
- Uses AI and sensors to reduce energy and chemicals in water treatment and enable reuse
- Preparing pilot with BPCL; focuses on upgrading existing treatment plants for industrial customers
- Addresses freshwater scarcity by helping industries recycle and reuse wastewater
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