Now there’s a water bottle that will answer those questions — and even purify the water, if necessary. “Water is life, but water pollution has become a nationwide problem,” says Eric Li, the founder and CEO of Ecomo, maker of the world’s first “smart” water bottle. The bottle weighs 13 ounces and has double-layer insulation designed to keep water hot for 12 hours or cold for 24 hours. It could be the most expensive water bottle on the market, but it will also be the only one of its kind. “So it’s much more accurate.”Ecomo also aims to collect data on water quality throughout the U.S., and eventually the world, through crowdsourcing.

Source: Fox News August 14, 2017 17:26 UTC