The Living Machines

Living Machines are sustainable systems that use natural biological processes, primarily bacteria and other microorganisms, to treat wastewater. These systems mimic natural ecosystems by employing plants, algae, and microorganisms to break down pollutants, remove contaminants, and purify water. They operate through aerobic (oxygen-using) and anaerobic (without oxygen) stages, effectively cleaning water without relying heavily on chemicals or energy-intensive equipment. Living Machines are environmentally friendly, cost-effective, and scalable, making them ideal for decentralized water treatment in communities or at the site of pollution, while also supporting biodiversity and ecological health.