Our patent pending technology is paving the way for a sustainable future while simultaneously fueling new innovative ideas

How it Works

  • Boil Contaminated Water

    Fill the pressure chamber with any dirty or saltwater and place it over a heat source—like a campfire, stove, or solar flame. The water boils and creates steam.

  • Cool & Condense

    Steam travels through The Oasis itself, cooled by contaminated water that is pumped into the system, condensing into clean, drinkable water—no filters or chemicals needed.

  • Collect Pure Water & Generate Power

    The purified water flows out of the collection nozzle, while the excess thermal energy in the system powers multiple electric generators which can power lighting systems, charge mobile phones and power banks, or power other electronics.

Why we are Better

Traditional filters degrade, clog, or require frequent replacement—The Oasis doesn’t. It leverages thermal distillation and thermoelectric technology to deliver clean, distilled water and off-grid electricity using nothing but heat. For backpackers and field operators, that means ditching 20+ pounds of bottled water in favor of a lightweight, endlessly reusable solution. Unlike solar panels, which fail in low-light conditions, The Oasis generates power anytime there’s heat—day or night, rain or shine. It’s not just a survival tool—it’s a rugged, field-ready power and water solution designed for extreme reliability.

Looking to the future

  • Desalination Plants

    We are currently working on scaling our technology so it can be integrated into large scale desalination plants. Use of this tech in such plants could drastically decrease the astronomically large energy consumption used by current desalination methods. This would not only lower operational costs, but it would also substantially cut down carbon emissions.

  • Solar Innovation

    Imagine a desalination plant that not only has net zero carbon emissions, but actually generates power instead of consuming it. Now imagine this plant is powered solely by the sun. Our research into parabolic solar mirrors will allow us to utilize the power of the sun like no one has ever seen.