Aquarius Spectrum to Expose
Israel – Netanya, 2 June 2015 – Aquarius Spectrum, a company specializing in pipe condition monitoring solutions for urban water networks, incorporating unique cloud data analytics, will be launching a new line of products at the AWWA Annual Conference & Exposition, Anaheim Convention Center next week (8-10 June, 2015).
The new product line is a set of Smartphone tools called iQuarius™ which enables easy surveying, leak detection and pinpointing, using new acoustic correlation technology. It is the first smartphone-enabled professional acoustic sensor and cloud-based analytical system on the market. It provides everything the professional leak detection user could possibly want for fast, efficient and accurate surveying and pinpointing of water leaks.
In addition to the new mobile products, Aquarius Spectrum will be demonstrating its advanced AQS-SYS fixed-sensor urban water pipe monitoring solution - the most advanced analytical system of pipe monitoring, assessment and leak detection in the world. The AQS-SYS fixed sensor system is currently deployed on water networks in 4 cities, monitoring more than 1,000km of water pipes daily.
Come to visit us at the Aquarius Spectrum booth #347 and at the Innovation Pavilion booth #669 as 'Runner Up' winners of the Imagine IH20 international water infrastructure challenge. There, you can learn more about next generation mobile tools and daily monitoring solutions for water networks, financial savings for utilities and water service providers, and more.
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