Guard Wastewater Intelligence
From fragmented insight to system understanding
Infiltration and inflow affects the entire wastewater system — reducing capacity, increasing pressure on treatment processes and contributing to higher resource consumption and overflow risk.
Yet the information needed to understand the problem is often fragmented.
Guard Wastewater Intelligence connects operational data, machine learning and autonomous sensing to create a clearer understanding of infiltration and inflow — from its consequences at the treatment plant to its source in the sewer network.
Treat Smart
Measure the consequence
Uses existing process data, external factors and machine learning to quantify infiltration and inflow, predict future loads and optimise treatment performance.
Zones
Know where to look
Identifies which areas of the sewer network contribute most to infiltration and inflow, helping utilities focus investigations and resources where they matter most.
Matrix
Find the source
Uses autonomous sensing and GIS-based analysis to locate likely infiltration points at pipe level — without permanent instrumentation, cabling or excavation.
AI Insights
Understand the system
Detects important anomalies, trends and changing relationships in operational data, with explainable AI that puts complex analysis into operational context.
Digitalisation is often associated with adding instrumentation.
More sensors create more data. More data creates more insight.
Wastewater infrastructure challenges that assumption.
Instrumentation varies between utilities. Measurements become sparse further into the network. And installing permanent sensors throughout an entire sewer system is neither practical nor necessary.
Wastewater Intelligence takes another approach.
At the treatment plant, we use the data that already exists.
Across the network, we find new value in existing information — including data that was collected for entirely different purposes.
And when the data eventually runs out, we change how it is created.
The technology follows the reality of the infrastructure, rather than asking the infrastructure to follow the technology.
Talk to an engineer
Every wastewater system has different infrastructure, data and operational challenges. We start with what is already there — and identify where data, analysis and sensing can create better understanding.