Plastic pipes don’t resonate, silencing standard tools. AI analyzes audio to pinpoint leaks, cutting non-revenue water from 27% to 10%.
Global water utilities lose an average of 30% of drinking water to leaks, a crisis intensified by aging infrastructure and arid climates.
Traditional acoustic detection fails on modern plastic pipes because they do not resonate like metal, making the largest leaks silent to the human...
“We let the AI do all the work from that acoustic file anywhere in the world. We don’t need to know the pipe material, the pipe depth, the pipe size. Water pipes are really noisy. We can tell if that noise it listens to is a leak or not. The AI cuts through all that noise and says that is definitely a leak.”
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