VASUQI
Light, Water, Transformation
Light, Water, Transformation.

Finish the last‑mile organics.

Vasuqi builds a visible‑light polishing module that destroys recalcitrant organics after your main treatment train — the stubborn tail that makes discharge and reuse expensive. Focused. Measurable. Retrofit‑friendly.

Visible light
LED‑driven oxidation designed for clear post‑treatment streams.
Cost‑lean nanocatalyst
Chemistry that targets the tail without turning operations into a hobby.
High‑throughput design
Built to treat meaningful volume — not just impress a beaker.
We’re not rebuilding water treatment. We’re finishing one stubborn step — cheaper and more reliably than conventional AOP.
3D sneak‑peek • visible‑light polishing core

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Built by humans

Operators, scientists, builders. No cosplay.
Adarsh — CEO
Adarsh
CEO
Builds boring machines that do expensive jobs cheaply. Loves reality, numbers, and turning “it won’t work” into “it shipped.”
Jörg Vogel — CTO
Jörg Vogel
CTO
~20 years of commercial water‑tech R&D. Knows how to take lab ideas to industrial scale — and keep it sane, safe, and operable.

Contact

Send a stream type, COD range, flow, and target (reuse vs discharge). We’ll tell you fast if we’re a fit.

Email
ara@vasuqi.eu
Phone
+45-53555514
LinkedIn
LinkedIn
Location
Copenhagen, DK
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Vasuki: Myth → Metaphor → Last‑mile COD

In the Samudra Manthan, gods and demons churn the ocean using Mount Mandara. The serpent Vasuki is the rope: not magic — mechanical advantage. A chaotic medium becomes usable when energy is applied with structure and control.

We like the metaphor. Industrial water is full of “looks‑clean” streams where a stubborn fraction still lingers. Our job is the final churn: apply controlled visible light to catalytic chemistry and finish the tail.

The punchline
One specific problem. Solved cheaply, fast, and reliably. No drama. No reinvention. Just numbers that pass.
Sagar Manthan (painting), circa 1820 — public domain (Wikimedia Commons)
Public‑domain reference image from Wikimedia Commons (British Museum source). View on Commons
Why this matters
The myth is optional. The work isn’t. Vasuqi exists to remove recalcitrant organics where conventional AOP gets costly — and do it with repeatable operation.