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How to Fight a Pandemic (With the Help of Your Feces)

By Antoine Walter · (don't) Waste Water · 19 August 2020 · 2 min read

Kando reads a city’s sewage in real time, turning wastewater into a population-health signal that flags pandemic outbreaks and pollution sources before they surface. The Israeli company has raised US$30 million across four disclosed rounds since 2018, including Series A and Series B backing, to scale a sensor network that makes wastewater-based epidemiology a live early-warning tool for cities.

Total raised
US$30.0M
Latest round
US$10M (2024)
Founded
2012
Headquarters
Israel
🎧 Built on the podcast This article is the companion to S1E6 with Ari Goldfarb. Listen to the episode →

with πŸŽ™οΈ  Ari GOLDFARB – CEO @ KANDO

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What we covered:

🍏 The single greatest source of insights on a city’s population and how to leverage it

🍏 The four level of activities in the digital world – and why you should stop at #3

🍏 How fighting unawarenesses dramatically shifts the paradigm on both ends of the wastewater cycle

🍏 The three-step process KANDO uses to support the company’s ambition to change the world. 

 πŸ”₯ … and of course, we concluded with the 𝙧𝙖π™₯π™žπ™™ π™›π™žπ™§π™š 𝙦π™ͺπ™šπ™¨π™©π™žπ™€π™£π™¨ πŸ”₯ 

Resources:

➑️ Kando’s website

➑️ Send your warm regards to Ari Goldfarb on his LinkedIn page.


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