We work with water and wastewater providers, councils and others on a local and global scale.
We’re committed to bringing positive change to the communities and environments of our customers.
Purpose-built and proven for water, Iota platforms and devices optimise asset management, support climate adaptation, enhance customer satisfaction and improve affordability
An enterprise IoT platform built from the ground up to manage water infrastructure and associated services. Leverage connected devices to drive powerful insights, operational efficiency and next-level customer experience.
A smart plug-and-play metering platform for businesses and smaller councils. Manage networks and usage anomalies with near real time monitoring of water, gas, trade waste and more. Sub-metering makes it possible for commercial customers to bill tenants or departments.
Detect and locate network leaks at scale and reduce non-revenue water losses with Sotto®. Available integrated into the Landis + Gyr W350 digital meter for the Australia & New Zealand market.
Proactively manage water networks and detect leaks on customer properties with the Curaᵀᴹ ultrasonic digital meter. De-risk your investment with remote upgrades, 15-year battery warranty, and open standards communication protocols. Also available with integrated sensor options, including pressure.
Digitise existing analogue meters to track water usage and detect leaks. Rapid and economical to deploy. Features device-driven alarms and cost-effective data capture for larger commercial meters.
Monitor and control low-pressure sewer systems remotely and in near-real time to reduce capex spend, enable cost-effective maintenance and proactively manage performance. The OneBox® portal enables remote control of individual units or whole networks including various operating modes such as storm, power outage, peak shifting, flushing.
Barwon Water is teaming up with Iota to meet the shared challenges facing the Victorian water sector with technology developed in the state.
Spark IoT has today announced a partnership with Iota, a subsidiary of South East Water (the water authority for the South East of Melbourne in Australia) to bring its enterprise IoT platform Lentic® and a new generation of smart water meter technology to local councils and water utilities in Aotearoa.
Fujitsu Australia and Iota have a strategic agreement for ongoing product development and implementation of the Lentic® platform, an enterprise IoT solution for the water utility sector.
Iota and our ecosystem of global partners support digital transformation in the water sector. Leveraging products, platforms and water domain expertise to combat the effects of climate change, population growth and rising customer expectations.
Owned by South East Water, Iota is uniquely positioned to share solutions, insights and learnings with our customers. Partnering with global organisations to deliver at scale.
Water operators globally face similar challenges in the management of water and wastewater networks – Iota’s solutions are purpose-built to help.
Stay up to date with our latest projects and partnerships.
Watch this short sound bite from the fireside chat between Travis Juffermans, Smart Networks Section Leader at Barwon Water and David Mason GAICD, Customer Director
Water utilities ensure that all customers, residential and commercial, have access to clean drinking water. Many utilities in Australia are looking to the future through
A conversation with RMIT, South East Water and Iota on their journey to scale up the technology and considerations for water authorities looking at the
Iota proudly acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and live, and pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge their songlines, cultural lore and continuing connection to the land and water. We recognise and value the rich cultural heritage and ongoing contributions of Aboriginal people and communities to our society across Australia.
Sustainability
| Water Utility Challenges | Digital Utility Levers | Lentic® Enablers |
| Water scarcity from climate change and population growth | Reduce water wastage by identifying network leaks | Enable an integrated ecosystem that leverages machine intelligence |
| Meet and exceed environmental regulatory requirements | Increase digital monitoring of water value chain to improve water quality and reduce environmental impact | Enhance data quality and quantity to support regulatory reporting and transparency |
Customers
| Water Utility Challenges | Digital Utility Levers | Lentic® Enablers |
| Rising customer expectations | Provide customers with relevant on-demand insights through preferred channels, enabling better service experiences | Built-in domain knowledge delivers on-demand customisable insights to customers |
| Affordability | Reduce water services costs through innovative demand management and enhanced operational efficiency | Support automation of key business processes to enhance customer service delivery and reduce demand |
Assets
| Water Utility Challenges | Digital Utility Levers | Lentic® Enablers |
| Optimise asset life and reduce operating costs | Visualise performance and manage asset lifecycle in real time while reducing the need to fund additional infrastructure | Domain rules applied to predict unknown disruption across assets, by providing high volume of data |
| Reduce non-revenue water losses | Automate identification of network leaks to enable rapid and cost-effective fault resolution | Enable integration of field device data across enterprise systems to manage utility response to network leaks and faults |
| Protect asset security | Provide a safe and resilient operating environment reducing cyber risks to critical infrastructure | Security policy and controls are in place to support continuous monitoring efforts in line with ISO0227001 |
