A San Francisco startup backed by some of the biggest names in technology, like Apple CEO Tim Cook, says it's designed a better showerheadthat uses less water.
this week. It promises to provide a hotter, more satisfying shower using less water than traditional models.Some backgroundNebia seems a lot like a technology company: Gabriel Parisi-Amon, its CEO and co-founder, wrangled iPhone parts in Apple's supply chain before designing the shower head. Nebia's based in an industrial neighborhood in San Francisco that's packed with software startups.
"When you're making a new product, you have to look at it with a blank slate and an open mind," co-founder and chief marketing officer Phillip Winter said. , a major Ohio-based distributor of faucets and fixtures, which helped the startup with its operations and distribution.. It'll be available in home improvement stores later this year.I took a showerNebia's founders say that getting investors under the shower is their key to getting so many big-name people on board.
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