Libelium

LIBELIUM

Company description

Libelium designs and manufactures technology solutions to enable the Internet of Things. Libelium’s wireless sensor platform makes it possible to connect the physical and digital worlds.

The Plug&Sense! Smart Water is a range of products designed to detect the most relevant parameters related to water quality control, such as dissolved oxygen, oxidation-reduction potential, pH, conductivity and temperature.

ADDRESS: Avda. María Zambrano 31 Edificio WTCZ, Torre Este Planta 7 50018 Zaragoza
PHONE: +34 976 54 74 92
https://www.libelium.com/es/

Benefits of IoT technology for water management:

  • Up to -10% reduction in per capita water consumption.
  • Leakage reduction: -20% of wastage
  • Cost reduction:
    • Maintenance costs
    • Emergency repairs
    • Energy costs
  • Revenue recovery
  • Coordination and synergies between the parties involved
  • Forecasting of possible breakdowns
  • Pressure and consumption management

Water management affects multiple sectors: agriculture, livestock, fish farms, industry, services, and cities… Monitoring drinking water, detecting chemical leaks in rivers, controlling leaks in the sea in real-time, following pressure variations along pipelines and checking water quality in facilities such as fish farms or swimming pools.

Some real projects where Libelium solutions have been installed:

  • In Hungary, it was installed in artificial water well to detect pH and nitrite-nitrate content in soil water used for irrigation. Read more.
  • More sustainable and efficient salmon farming at a remote offshore farm in Scotland. Read more.
  • Libelium’s solution helps activate and deactivate automatic irrigation actuators at an organic farming cooperative in Sicily.Read more.
  • • Reducing costs and eliminating human error in obtaining drinking water for Canada’s indigenous population. Read more.
  • Drones, sensors and Blockchain for water quality monitoring in the Volga River to promote reliable data and transparency Read more.
  • Early flood detection in La Emilia, a small town in Buenos Aires. Read more.