One drop at a time: how a new water sensor is helping to detect leaks and save you money With water scarcity a growing concern across the globe, smart tech and greater insights into water usage can help people take control of their consumption.
“We believe that by supporting the needs of home and property owners and bringing them targeted awareness around their daily water use, we can begin to spark a stronger collective interest and public involvement in water,” she says.
Few areas remain untouched as droughts take hold, rivers run dry and even countries with well-developed water infrastructure struggle to keep the taps on and provide a safe supply of water.
To help people change their habits and start to use water more efficiently, a simple trigger is needed – something intuitive that can be integrated into their everyday lives.
“The first was when it comes to water management, and trying to control usage – people really don’t know where to start.
