Well Water Finders Joins Austin Technology Incubator to Advance Groundwater Innovation
Andrew and Teisha Vandekop of Well Water Finders welcomed into the Austin Technology Incubator at UT Austin, pictured with Interim Executive Director Becky Taylor.
Accepted into Austin Technology Incubator
We’re proud to share that Well Water Finders has been invited to join Austin Technology Incubator (ATI), the deep tech incubator at The University of Texas at Austin. ATI is the longest-running technology incubator in the United States and has helped numerous entrepreneurs successfully commercialize breakthrough innovations and compete in the global marketplace.
Advancing Groundwater Detection Technology
Our patented technology locates the depth and potential volume of groundwater down to 5,000 feet within minutes. This innovation is ideal for:
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Real estate development
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Food production and agriculture
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Ranching and land management
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Municipal water supply
We’re working toward manufacturing our first commercial units that can determine groundwater levels for two critical applications:
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Extraction through water well drilling
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Aquifer recharge zones: strategically placing captured rainfall back into the earth to replenish groundwater supplies
A Supportive Environment for Growth
ATI, led by Interim Executive Director Becky Taylor, provides an environment where innovators tackling global challenges can thrive. With ATI’s mentorship and resources, Well Water Finders is poised to bring our groundwater detection technology to communities worldwide.
“Developing a clean and sustainable water supply is one of ATI’s core missions, and we look forward to helping Well Water Finders commercialize their deep tech solution.”
— Becky Taylor, Interim Executive Director, Austin Technology Incubator
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At Well Water Finders, we’re proud to advance innovation in groundwater detection technology, helping landowners, developers, and communities make smarter, more sustainable water decisions.
