Tenchijin Inc. Takes Flight in Malaysia: A New Era for Water Management
May 17, 2025, 10:31 am
Location: United States, Kansas, Winfield
Employees: 1001-5000
Founded date: 2011
Total raised: $820K
In the heart of Southeast Asia, a revolution is brewing. Tenchijin Inc., a trailblazer in space technology, has landed a strategic partnership with PWS, a leading water solutions provider in Malaysia. This collaboration, announced on May 12, 2025, marks a significant leap forward in water management. It’s not just about technology; it’s about transforming how Malaysia manages its most precious resource: water.
Imagine a world where water leaks are detected before they become a problem. Picture satellite technology pinpointing issues from above, saving time, money, and resources. This is the vision behind Tenchijin’s flagship product, KnoWaterleak. It’s a game-changer, combining satellite data with advanced algorithms to identify leaks in water infrastructure. The partnership with PWS aims to bring this innovative solution to key regions in Malaysia, including Johor, Selangor, and Penang.
Tenchijin’s technology is like a watchful guardian in the sky. It monitors water networks, integrating seamlessly with existing management systems. This integration enhances leak detection capabilities, allowing water utilities to respond swiftly and efficiently. The result? Improved water conservation and infrastructure maintenance. It’s a win-win for both the environment and the economy.
PWS, with its extensive network and expertise, is the perfect partner for Tenchijin. The company has established itself as a trusted name in Malaysia’s water sector, serving as the exclusive distributor for global leaders like Diehl and Nivus. By leveraging these relationships, PWS will accelerate the adoption of KnoWaterleak, ensuring that the technology reaches those who need it most.
The initial rollout will focus on comprehensive coverage of water networks in the targeted regions. This includes not just technology deployment but also technical support and training programs for local utilities. It’s about building capacity and ensuring that the benefits of this technology are fully realized.
But the partnership doesn’t stop there. Tenchijin is also set to showcase its expertise at Penang Slush’D 2025, a major tech event taking place from May 19-21. This event, inspired by the renowned Slush Finland, gathers startup entrepreneurs and investors from around the globe. Tenchijin’s participation underscores its commitment to innovation and collaboration in the region.
At the event, Tenchijin will discuss “The Frontier of Satellite Data Applications.” This session aims to highlight the practical uses of satellite data, not just in water management but across various sectors. It’s a chance to inspire others and share insights on how technology can bridge gaps and create new opportunities.
The collaboration with PWS and participation in Penang Slush’D are just the beginning. Tenchijin’s vision extends beyond Malaysia. The company has already signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Universiti Sains Malaysia for collaborative research on infrastructure assessment and renewable energy site selection. This partnership will further enhance the application of satellite data in addressing critical infrastructure challenges.
Tenchijin’s KnoWaterleak system is not just a tool; it’s a lifeline for water utilities. By identifying high-risk areas for leaks, it allows for proactive maintenance. The system’s cloud-based mapping service integrates digital water supply registers and distribution pipe maps, enabling centralized management of leak risks. This innovative approach can lead to significant cost reductions and time savings in inspections and investigations.
Field demonstrations have shown that the system can reduce inspection costs by up to 65% and save up to 85% in investigation time. These impressive figures speak volumes about the potential impact of this technology on Malaysia’s water management landscape.
As Malaysia embarks on this journey towards smarter water management, Tenchijin stands at the forefront. The partnership with PWS is a testament to the power of collaboration in tackling complex challenges. Together, they are poised to redefine how water resources are managed, setting a benchmark for sustainable practices in the region.
In a world where water scarcity is becoming an increasingly pressing issue, innovative solutions like KnoWaterleak are essential. They represent a shift towards more sustainable practices, ensuring that water is conserved and managed effectively. This partnership is not just about technology; it’s about creating a legacy of responsible water management for future generations.
As Tenchijin continues to expand its footprint in Southeast Asia, the implications of this partnership will resonate far beyond Malaysia. It serves as a model for other countries grappling with similar challenges. The integration of satellite technology into water management systems could pave the way for a new era of efficiency and sustainability.
In conclusion, Tenchijin Inc. and PWS are not just partners; they are pioneers. Together, they are charting a course towards a future where water management is smarter, more efficient, and sustainable. The sky is no longer the limit; it’s just the beginning. With technology as their ally, they are ready to tackle the challenges of today and tomorrow. The journey has just begun, and the possibilities are endless.
Imagine a world where water leaks are detected before they become a problem. Picture satellite technology pinpointing issues from above, saving time, money, and resources. This is the vision behind Tenchijin’s flagship product, KnoWaterleak. It’s a game-changer, combining satellite data with advanced algorithms to identify leaks in water infrastructure. The partnership with PWS aims to bring this innovative solution to key regions in Malaysia, including Johor, Selangor, and Penang.
Tenchijin’s technology is like a watchful guardian in the sky. It monitors water networks, integrating seamlessly with existing management systems. This integration enhances leak detection capabilities, allowing water utilities to respond swiftly and efficiently. The result? Improved water conservation and infrastructure maintenance. It’s a win-win for both the environment and the economy.
PWS, with its extensive network and expertise, is the perfect partner for Tenchijin. The company has established itself as a trusted name in Malaysia’s water sector, serving as the exclusive distributor for global leaders like Diehl and Nivus. By leveraging these relationships, PWS will accelerate the adoption of KnoWaterleak, ensuring that the technology reaches those who need it most.
The initial rollout will focus on comprehensive coverage of water networks in the targeted regions. This includes not just technology deployment but also technical support and training programs for local utilities. It’s about building capacity and ensuring that the benefits of this technology are fully realized.
But the partnership doesn’t stop there. Tenchijin is also set to showcase its expertise at Penang Slush’D 2025, a major tech event taking place from May 19-21. This event, inspired by the renowned Slush Finland, gathers startup entrepreneurs and investors from around the globe. Tenchijin’s participation underscores its commitment to innovation and collaboration in the region.
At the event, Tenchijin will discuss “The Frontier of Satellite Data Applications.” This session aims to highlight the practical uses of satellite data, not just in water management but across various sectors. It’s a chance to inspire others and share insights on how technology can bridge gaps and create new opportunities.
The collaboration with PWS and participation in Penang Slush’D are just the beginning. Tenchijin’s vision extends beyond Malaysia. The company has already signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Universiti Sains Malaysia for collaborative research on infrastructure assessment and renewable energy site selection. This partnership will further enhance the application of satellite data in addressing critical infrastructure challenges.
Tenchijin’s KnoWaterleak system is not just a tool; it’s a lifeline for water utilities. By identifying high-risk areas for leaks, it allows for proactive maintenance. The system’s cloud-based mapping service integrates digital water supply registers and distribution pipe maps, enabling centralized management of leak risks. This innovative approach can lead to significant cost reductions and time savings in inspections and investigations.
Field demonstrations have shown that the system can reduce inspection costs by up to 65% and save up to 85% in investigation time. These impressive figures speak volumes about the potential impact of this technology on Malaysia’s water management landscape.
As Malaysia embarks on this journey towards smarter water management, Tenchijin stands at the forefront. The partnership with PWS is a testament to the power of collaboration in tackling complex challenges. Together, they are poised to redefine how water resources are managed, setting a benchmark for sustainable practices in the region.
In a world where water scarcity is becoming an increasingly pressing issue, innovative solutions like KnoWaterleak are essential. They represent a shift towards more sustainable practices, ensuring that water is conserved and managed effectively. This partnership is not just about technology; it’s about creating a legacy of responsible water management for future generations.
As Tenchijin continues to expand its footprint in Southeast Asia, the implications of this partnership will resonate far beyond Malaysia. It serves as a model for other countries grappling with similar challenges. The integration of satellite technology into water management systems could pave the way for a new era of efficiency and sustainability.
In conclusion, Tenchijin Inc. and PWS are not just partners; they are pioneers. Together, they are charting a course towards a future where water management is smarter, more efficient, and sustainable. The sky is no longer the limit; it’s just the beginning. With technology as their ally, they are ready to tackle the challenges of today and tomorrow. The journey has just begun, and the possibilities are endless.