Low-cost nanotechnology built for rugged environments. Inspired by the centuries-old durability of Mayan pigments, we are making clean water accessible where traditional infrastructure fails.
Current water filtration and testing approaches are often too complex and expensive for remote locations. They require centralized laboratories and high-maintenance infrastructure that many communities simply cannot afford.
Azul Nanotec is changing this by developing low-cost alternatives to nanomanufacturing. Our goal is to make high-performance nanostructures accessible and deployable in rugged, decentralized environments where they are needed most.
Man made nanotechnology is not a new concept—it is a rediscovered one. The background of this page depicts the Mayan rock paintings that have survived centuries in humid caves.
These pigments, specifically Maya Blue, have endured because of their unique nanostructural properties—a hybrid organic-inorganic material that resists environmental degradation.
We draw inspiration from this ancient durability to build technology that doesn't just work in a lab, but survives and thrives in the real world, providing a permanent shield against cyanobacteria and man-made pollutants.
Deploying specialized nanostructures designed to neutralize toxic algal blooms in lakes and community reservoirs.
Advanced filtration targeting nanoplastics and industrial runoff using sustainable, low-cost manufacturing.
Decentralized hardware built to function without laboratories, bringing safety directly to the source.
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