Water connects Indonesia’s farms, fisheries, factories and communities. NICO’s Indonesia focus brings nanobubble engineering to the operating conditions behind these essential activities, from warm coastal ponds to inland processing facilities and urban waterways.
To revolutionize water management, empower agriculture, advance health and wellness, and drive the global adoption of nanobubble technology through strategic industry collaborations.
Building and leading a bold ecosystem of nanobubbles for a bluer planet.
The principles that shape
everything we build and deliver.
We continuously push the boundaries of science and engineering to develop next-generation nanobubble solutions.
We are committed to creating technologies that restore ecosystems, reduce resource consumption, and enable sustainable growth.
We believe meaningful impact is built through strong partnerships across industries, institutions, and communities.
We hold ourselves to the highest standards in performance, reliability, and execution, every system, every time.
We enable industries and communities with solutions that improve efficiency, outcomes, and long-term value.
We foster an inclusive culture that values diverse perspectives, driving stronger innovation and better outcomes.
NICO began as a global innovation-led initiative with a clear belief: ultra-fine bubbles could change how gas is transferred into water. The product approach ranges from a mixer integrated with compatible infrastructure to a coordinated pump package or automated installation.
System selection begins with the water source, flow, temperature, solids, chemistry and required outcome. Air can support general oxygenation; oxygen may suit higher-demand duties; ozone requires a separately engineered oxidation application and appropriate safeguards.
Equipment alone does not determine performance. The intake, pump, gas supply, return points, circulation and controls must work together. A correctly sized unit still needs to deliver treated water to the area where it is required.
Indonesia’s water conditions vary across aquaculture, plantations, and urban areas.
Different sites require treatment approaches tailored to their specific needs.
NICO considers seasonal conditions, water type, existing treatment systems, power availability, and site access.
Practical maintenance and response procedures help support reliable system operation.
We see opportunities for better oxygen visibility in aquaculture, carefully integrated aerobic treatment, measured irrigation trials and restoration programmes connected to pollution-source control.
Progress comes through projects that document both their results and their limits. NICO’s role is to help identify an appropriate configuration and the evidence needed to evaluate it.
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