The winners of Global Tech Awards 2025 have been officially announced, and ANGEL has garnered significant attention by receiving two prestigious accolades—Excellence in IoT and Excellence in HomeTech—for ANGEL Ionic Microsensor (AIMS) and T7 Countertop Ice-Making RO Water Purifier, respectively. Recognized as one of the most influential honors in the global tech industry, the Global Tech Awards celebrate outstanding technology solutions and services across the world. ANGEL’s two wins not only reflect its technological strength but also underscore its leading position in the global water purification sector.

Judges praised ANGEL’s AIMS technology as a major breakthrough in IoT-driven water monitoring. Traditionally, water quality sensors have relied on liquid electrodes, which are prone to leakage, lack precision, and are difficult to miniaturize. By developing its own proprietary electrode technology and combining it with intelligent analysis systems, ANGEL presented AIMS, solving these persistent industry challenges.

This innovation enables sensors to operate continuously and stably for over 365 days without manual intervention, transforming water monitoring from manual estimation and periodic sampling to real-time feedback and intelligent regulation, and serving as a reliable data foundation for ensuring household water safety across various scenarios. The technology has already been recognized with the Aquatech China Innovation Award 2024.

ANGEL’s award-winning T7 further showcases the company’s forward-looking approach to healthy home living. Designed to address diversified household drinking water needs, the system integrates functions such as multi-stage water purification, bullet ice making, hot and cold water instant dispensing, all in one compact solution—demonstrating ANGEL’s commitment to user-centered innovation.

With a legacy of 37 years in water purification, ANGEL continues to align technology development closely with user needs. Since developing China’s first water purifier in 1987, the company has led the formulation of 20 national and industry standards, earned 27 international invention awards in past three years, and holds over 1,000 technology patents. Its products are now sold in 65 countries and regions worldwide.