A Digital Twin is a virtual model that replicates the real behavior of the system and simulates its response under any conditions. In the water industry, this enables utilities to fully understand the processes that are taking place.
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Idrica has developed new software solutions for the water cycle in the areas of drinking water, sanitation, urban irrigation, agriculture, water resources and reuse.
A pilot project to reduce drinking water losses in the network operated by EPS Grau, the water supplier in the Piura region of northern Peru, has been successfully conducted over the last few months.
In just 2.5 months, GoAigua integrated all existing data sources into one secure software and analytics platform to deliver full connectivity across Belforest Water System.
The 12th SWAN Annual Conference is set to take place on May 24-26, 2022, in Washington DC. The event’s main theme this year is “Connecting Innovation to Impact” and GoAigua will be sponsoring the Digital Twin Workshop.
The city of León lacked a platform to bring together and harness all the data. Thus, a pilot was developed to implement the GoAigua solution in an assigned sector of the city’s network to reduce water losses and energy costs.
The integration of real-time data eliminated silos of information and turned billions of data points into actionable insights in the water utility of Chino, California.
GoAigua Inc. and WatSyn Solutions Inc., a trusted digital solutions provider, recently announced a strategic partnership to help utilities in Canada advance digital transformation.
Francisco Javier Salguero, Operations Director at Idrica, explains how digital transformation helps us to streamline operating and maintenance costs in integrated water-cycle services and infrastructures.
In this interview, Pepe Chambó, a Sales Specialist at Idrica, analyzes the benefits of AMI (Advanced Measurement Infrastructure) and the perception of the Return On Investment (ROI) obtained from it.
Stanley Consultants and GoAigua announced a strategic partnership to help water utilities leverage technology to meet today’s challenges of renewing aging infrastructure and increasing resiliency and efficiency.
One of the major trends in water centers on speeding up digital transformation. Nicolás Monterde, Idrica’s Country Manager in Mexico, explains in this interview how does Idrica contribute to the digital transformation of water management in the country.
These are the lessons learned from the Aquatech Online Breakouts, a live event series with water industry thought leaders, among which participated our Digital Twin Manager, Pilar Conejos.
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