AquaWatch makes water quality management easier. We provide data as a service with bank based and in stream monitors to gather water data and turns it into management insights that support better water health decisions. We are always looking to improve every aspect of monitoring. From making deployment easier, removing friction with landowners, providing alerts and incident management, to making sure we're hear to answer both the frequent, and not so frequent questions.

AquaWatch provides smart, affordable, real-time IoT water monitoring tools with low infrastructure needs. Its solutions include AI cameras, mobile-based monitoring, and devices designed for easy deployment, communications, and maintenance. We provide kiosk based deployment with solar power and comms.

AI-powered cameras and image analysis software can help assess visible water-quality indicators such as turbidity, colour, pollutants, algae blooms, and floating debris. This can add another layer of insight alongside sensor data and other monitoring inputs.

We provide access to data from monitoring points. So you pay for a data stream and we make sure that you have working, calibrated, and fully compliant hardware to monitor from that point. Where your site has comms we provide real time data delivery, full remote device health management, and logistical support.

Yes, in that it collects the same data, to the same accuracy as market leading competitors. No, in that it's low power draw, has inbuilt telemetry, is flexible in deployment, and rarely as expensive.

We have a team of ecologists, water quality scientists, data analysts, software engineers, and electrical engineers who can analyse and model anything from satellite based remote monitoring, to real time environmental impact, to the cost/benefit of remediation options. Get in touch with us for more details, as that definitely won't fit in an FAQ

Literal answer, sometimes, but they all like escaping to the field/stream quite often. But to answer the question properly...yes, most definitely. If you'd like to speak with one of our environmental science team then just reach out.