Artificial Intelligence of Things Enabling Autonomous Waste Catchments

Artificial Intelligence of Things Enabling Autonomous Waste Catchments

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Artificial Intelligence of Things Enabling Autonomous Waste Catchments

Led by: Severn Trent Water

Partners: South West Water, Southern Water, Thames Water, Hafren Dyfrdwy Water, Northumbrian Water, Microsoft, Rockwell, British Telecom, Blackburn-Starling, 8power, National Cyber Security Centre, Exeter University

A cross-sector coalition – with partners including Microsoft, BT, the National Cyber Security Centre and the University of Exeter – to pilot the use of artificial intelligence that monitors a waste catchment area in real time to minimise the risk of flooding and sewage pollution. With the water industry accounting for 35% of river pollution, the project has received around £2 million to develop new and integrated approaches for spill prevention.

For more information on this initiative, you can watch our interview with the winner, or read the below case study.

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Interview