How IntelliJug Works

Smart Engineering

Three layers, engineered in-house: the autonomous unit at the endpoint, the intelligence that connects every site, and the experience left for the user.

Engineering specification
01

Autonomous IoT-Enabled Endpoint System

The IntelliJug autonomous unit stands beside the existing dispenser (in the MVP and the first base versions), replaces the bulky Rack, and operates the water supply directly at the endpoint — using sensors, a proprietary water-flow management system, and an internal control "brain" that coordinates the entire unit.

The system monitors the status and water level of each jug and automatically switches from an empty jug to a full one — continuous supply, zero effort from the customer. At the same time, real consumption data is transmitted to the cloud from every site. In advanced versions, the unit can be placed out of sight or outdoors.

Connected network
02

A Network of Intelligent Sites

Every IntelliJug site — campus, warehouse, office or home, regardless of how many endpoints it has — becomes an intelligent node in the distribution network.

As deployments scale, consumption data from all sites is aggregated in the cloud and processed by AI into depletion forecasts and supply planning. All sites are unified into one clear control layer at the water company level, with a dedicated view per site — fewer stops, no zero-outs.

Accessibility
03

Accessibility & User Experience

The heavy jugs are stored and managed inside the unit. The bulky Rack disappears, replaced by an elegant, smart, and far more efficient unit that fits the space.

The result: a clean, premium, accessible experience for every user.

Deployment

Low-Friction Deployment

No equipment to replace, no change to the customer's routine.

01

The dispenser stays in place

The unit connects to the existing dispenser with a very simple plug-and-play connection and feeds it water through its own flow system.

02

The Rack is replaced

The unit takes the place of the bulky Rack where the jugs are stored today — a different form, and a far cleaner, more elegant and modern look.

In later versions, units can also be placed out of sight or outdoors — not only beside the dispenser.

03

Placed once

From placement on, the unit runs on its own: the driver loads jugs on planned deliveries, and nothing is asked of the customer.

Multi-point Site

One Site, One Hub, Several Spokes

A campus, a warehouse or a large office has several water points — and today each of them has its own trail of jugs, calls and run-outs.

With IntelliJug every water point gets its own unit: one of them is the Hub, the others are Spokes. The Hub integrates the consumption data of every point on the site, builds a local forecast for the site, and communicates it to the cloud; the driver arrives for one planned stop and loads the whole site.

This is where the value is highest — and therefore our focus. Homes and small sites work the same way, with a single unit.

See the Site diagram and the live dashboard on the home page →
Unit → Hub → Cloud → Water Company

The Data Path

From the jug in the unit to the delivery plan at the water company.

The Unit

Storage & Supply

The jugs are stored inside the unit. Sensors read the level of every jug, and the unit switches from an empty jug to a full one on its own.

AI + IoT · The Hub

Site Integration & Local Forecast

In the Hub, AI and IoT integrate the data of the whole site — every unit, every jug — into a local forecast for the site, and communicate it to the cloud.

Cloud

Network Aggregation

The forecasts of every site are aggregated in the cloud into one picture of the whole network and a supply plan per site.

Water Company

JIT Delivery Planning

One control layer, a dedicated view per site. The driver arrives with the right jugs, on planned deliveries.

Fewer stops. No Zero-Outs. Nothing asked of the customer.

Next

The engineering is the platform. The economics are on the investor page.

Why a water company pays for the system and its data, and how a multi-point site changes the delivery math.

In development, not yet commercially available. Capabilities reflect design intent, to be validated through continued development and the conclusions of the pilot program.