"Air-to-Water" Black Technology Expands Applications, Driven by BET Technology's Innovation.
"Air water generation"—condensing moisture from the air into direct-drinking water—is a disruptive "black technology." BET Technology (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd. in Nanxun Development Zone has leveraged technological innovation and new materials to expand this technology into multiple fields, making new headways in domestic market development.

On the enterprise's automated production line, workers are speeding up order fulfillment for 5,200 indoor air water generators destined for Hong Kong and Shenzhen in the Greater Bay Area. The order, valued at over 30 million yuan, features the latest R&D model equipped with a big data platform and AI intelligence to monitor the operation status of air water generators, enabling remote, real-time, and intelligent management of equipment maintenance. This technology maximizes the continuous supply of direct-drinking water and upgrades smart management capabilities.

According to Peng Cong, Chairman of BET Technology (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd., the technology allows intuitive tracking of each machine through a backend server. It monitors daily water output, power consumption, and even the service life of machine consumables, enabling the company to provide users with real-time after-sales service. Users can also remotely control the device and check its operating status via a mobile APP.

Driven by continuous technological innovation, the enterprise has overcome numerous challenges. In recent years, it has successfully developed a range of groundbreaking products: large vehicle-mounted mobile air water generators providing safe drinking water for water-scarce villages abroad; healthy beverages like soda water and hydrogen-rich water, which break new ground by using air as a water source for bottled drinks; and the world's first air water generator with ice-making functionality. Currently, while "air water generation" technology has low awareness and acceptance in the domestic market, the company's products account for approximately 65% export share, and it will now focus on expanding domestic reach.