The Sensors

In the tapestry of a city, urban waterways are like veins—often overlooked, but vital. They are the conduits of life, both for the ecosystems they nourish and for the communities they traverse. Yet, despite their significance, we've allowed them to become distress signals, carrying the burdens of pollution, runoff, and neglect. Monitoring these urban waterways in real-time isn't just a modern convenience; it's a necessity, a commitment to the long game over short-term gain.

Swimming in streams, rivers and lakes is a kiwi tradition and something we have all done. Recent water quality concerns have made us second guess jumping into our favourite water bodies.

Water quality monitoring is a cost-effective, efficient system to monitor water quality using IoT. It measures if water is safe to drink, fish from, swim in, and if it complies with legal requirements.