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From LinkedIN – Tech Tour | May 22, 2024
We are proud to announce the Award Winners of Tech Tour #WaterTech 2024 Programme.
We are excited and inspired by the second edition of the Tech Tour Water Tech event which has just taken place in Aarhus, Denmark! Thank you to all the 130+ participants who joined us for 2 days filled with excellent pitches, great networking and fruitful discussions!
Continue reading “Celebrating Water Innovation!”With support from the Ontario Water Consortium’s Water Industry Growth Program, Digital Water Solutions is reshaping water distribution network management with their groundbreaking hydrant.AI technology.
Today, many communities lose up to half of the drinking water they treat due to leaks in their distribution networks. To help tackle the problem, Digital Water Solutions (DWS) developed ground-breaking technology with support from OWC. Their hydrant.AI devices sit inside fire hydrants, gathering acoustic, pressure and temperature data from within the water column. Then, AI software gets to work, using that data to identify and localize low-level leaks — and even predict catastrophic bursts before they occur.
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Smart leak detection that makes every drop count – Ontario Water Consortium
Reducing potable water waste is one of the biggest challenges water utilities and municipalities face. Every day, they lose huge amounts of water through leaks in their aging pipe networks – resulting in lost revenue, wasted water resources and higher operational costs.
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AI-Powered Leak Detection Technology Reduces Water Loss – CIMA+
By Stan Fong, Ph.D
As Canada’s drinking water infrastructure continues to age, the prevalence of leaks and the challenges that they pose on utilities also increases proportionally.
When it comes to large leaks, there are many effective solutions available for locating these leaks in a system, including traditional leak surveys and correlator technologies, which try to listen for these leaks through the pipe wall or surrounding soil. Smaller leaks, on the other hand, are often too quiet to be captured by these methods.
Continue reading “Combating Leaks with Innovative Monitoring”
