At Ion Works Inc, our mission is to safeguard lakes and communities from the escalating threats of harmful algal blooms and waterborne bacteria. Backed by decades of expertise in water technology and innovation, our team has engineered Oxybot—a breakthrough in autonomous lake management. Oxybot robotics employ advanced AI and patent-pending technology to proactively engage and neutralize rising algal vesicles in early spring, halting blooms before they emerge at the surface. Complementing this active intervention, Oxybot’s integrated system also strips away excess phosphorus, the key nutrient driving algae growth—ensuring that both the trigger and the fuel for future outbreaks are removed. Our audiences include lakefront property owners and lakefront communities—organizations and individuals seeking robust, sustainable water protection. By preventing costly algae and bacteria issues at their root, Oxybot is positioned to deliver enduring water quality and true peace of mind

Oxybot was conceived and developed by a team having over three decades of water technology innovation, multiple granted patents, and a track record of successful commercialization. Ion Works Inc. is uniquely positioned to deliver the world’s first autonomous lake robotics platform, setting a new global standard for water safety.

At Ion Works Inc, we believe success starts with a collaborative spirit and a shared purpose. At Ion Works, we are committed to the stewardship of our Earth’s precious water resources and the natural abundance they nourish. With integrity and determination at our core, we champion every project in service of nature and community.

We nurture a culture where every voice is heard and where learning and growth are encouraged at every level. Our specialists, engineers, and partners all contribute their unique skills to solve complex problems and advance new ideas. United in our mission, we strive to make a lasting difference for communities, environments, and future generations.

Celebrating the spirit of our mission, we are proud to share verses from “The Last Clear Lake,” soon to be released by a Pacific Northwest artist, capturing the deep connection between people and the waters that sustain us.

           God made the Earth, and the Earth made the trees,
           And the trees shaped the land where the waters find ease,
           The world tore down paradise for a parking lot’s gain,
           And all that was sacred now drains down the drain.

            And the lakes held our stories, their silence a prayer,
           Each ripple remembering the wild creatures there,
           But we traded that wisdom for asphalt and speed,
           And forgot that the Earth gives us more than we need.

            Now the reeds bend in sorrow where laughter once played,
            Dragonflies circle secrets in vanishing shade,
            The clouds carry warnings we’re too busy to read,
            While greed drinks the water and silts out the seed.

            The medicine learned from the rhythm of rain,
             Now lost in the echo of industry’s gain,
             A heron stands watch in the last shallow pool,
            Still teaching a lesson ignored by the fool.

             Yet hope flickers quiet in the ones who recall,
             That paradise crumbles but cycles through all,
             If children remember the blue that once shone,
             The song of the loon will not vanish along.

As guardians of freshwater, our responsibility is urgent: limit pollution, sustain biodiversity, and adapt our practices to support healthy habitats. Whether through community action, educational outreach, or supporting restorative policies, every initiative matters in protecting our lakes as havens of life. Let’s commit to this legacy, ensuring that the dreams nurtured by these waters remain alive for generations yet to come.
What small actions could make a difference in your local lakes? Share your thoughts or ideas below—each voice strengthens this cycle of stewardship.