Gaia USA, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Canadian corporation Gaia Water Ltd., specializes in innovative water treatment technologies. Our patented, flow-scalable, low-pressure ultra-fine bubble (UFB) generating mixing technology saturates water with gases such as oxygen, carbon dioxide, ozone, nitrogen, or ambient air. These earth-friendly and sustainable solutions are designed to meet a wide range of needs. By partnering with manufacturers of complementary technologies, Gaia USA, Inc. ensures the creation of optimal solutions tailored for our clients. Gaia USA owns patents in several countries including Canada, the USA, and Chile.
Gaia Water Ltd. was incorporated in British Columbia, Canada, in 2010 to commercialize its gas/liquid super saturation products. Most notably, at the time, installations in lake and pond remediation, aquaculture, agriculture and swimming pools had displayed anecdotal results suggesting great promise for the technology.
In 2013, Gaia Water Ltd. incorporated an Arizona subsidiary, Gaia USA, Inc., to more broadly market its technology in US and International markets, seek patent protection and research the underlying science responsible for the results that had been found anecdotally. In 2016, unable to find any domestic laboratories capable of evaluating Gaia technology, Dr. Mayur Dev went to Japan to have Gaia technology evaluated by an industry leader in fine bubbles. Gaia technology was found to generate ultra-fine nanobubbles, likely responsible for the amazing results it was experiencing and an emerging technology in super saturation of gas in liquids. Fine bubbles are now an ISO standardization focus. Dr. Dev returned to Arizona and established a research lab with state-of-the-art measurement equipment to further study the technology and refine Gaia products to maximize ultra-fine bubble production.
Gaia technology has now been integrated into products and systems installed worldwide in the following areas: aquaculture, agriculture, car washes, food and beverage, irrigation water, mining, oil and gas, swimming pools, wastewater, and lake and pond remediation.