Divirod provides an observation layer for critical assets, using autonomous sensors to track water levels, tides, and snow accumulation. By feeding this data into a cloud-based analytics platform, the company assists utilities and insurers in identifying environmental threats before they escalate into structural damage or service disruptions. CEO Javier Marti noted that the new board members offer the specific expertise required to transition the firm from a technology developer into a market-standard utility provider.

Michael R. Dyson, co-founder and CEO of Infinity Water Solutions, brings twenty-five years of experience in financing large-scale water reuse projects and navigating complex environmental operations. His background in capital allocation is intended to help Divirod integrate its platform into the broader infrastructure landscape. Joining him is Nicolas Sauvage, president of TDK Ventures, who specializes in scaling deep-tech startups. Sauvage’s history of navigating early-stage companies through global ecosystem partnerships is expected to bolster the firm’s commercial reach as it markets its real-time intelligence to municipalities and industrial operators.