July 14, 2023 Likewise, they expect to launch a series of specific projects in Latin America in the short term, in order to close the year with a regional expansion model with a focus on LATAM and a second area with a focus on North America (Mexico and the United States). USA). At the end [...]
July 05, 2023 Kran was part of the 100+Labs Chile program and then the global version of the 100+ Accelerator program. Through a technology that uses nanobubbles, the Chilean company Kran has carved out a space for itself in the national startup ecosystem and, more recently, in the US. With innovative and sustainable solutions, they [...]
July 04, 2023 The national high-tech startup born in Puerto Varas and now installed in Silicon Valley, United States, consolidated its internationalization thanks to its technology based on bubbles as small as a virus that can save water, energy and restore ecosystems. On this path of only six years, Kran won the latest version of [...]
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May 05, 2002 Startup Generator Kran has potential in food, healthcare, cosmetology, and more industries. Chilean nanobubbles that improve water quality and make its use more efficient It is an easy-to-install hydraulic system that requires operational parameters of flow and liquid pressure for its operation. It reduces up to 50% of the water used [...]
March 16, 2021 From Puerto Montt, the Kran project offers a "green" alternative to maintain or recover the natural properties of aquaculture, agricultural and water treatment spaces. Manuel Vial, Head of Research and Development at Kran, explains some of the functions and applications that can be given to this new science. From the city of [...]
Feb. 10, 2021 The national company that provides services for salmon farming companies participated in a seminar on the use of Ultra Fine Bubbles (BUF) in the industry. For Kran's representatives, "aquaculture is one of the most important industries worldwide and its management will undoubtedly be decisive in the future to feed an increasingly overpopulated [...]
