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Robots, AI to scan BWSSB pipelines for theft and leakage

Robots, AI to scan BWSSB pipelines for theft and leakage
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The Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board is launching a year-long pilot project using AI, acoustic sensors, and robotics to detect water leaks and theft. The initiative, funded by Titan Company Limited, aims to reduce non-revenue water loss through advanced predictive analytics and internal pipeline inspections.

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This project demonstrates how emerging technologies can address critical urban infrastructure challenges and improve resource management in rapidly growing cities.

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In an attempt to tackle water theft and leakage, the Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) will undertake a year-long pilot project using artificial intelligence, acoustic sensing and robotic inspection technologies to identify sources of water loss.

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