Customer
Affinity Water
Products
Jellyfish
Sigfox LPWAN
PROG Software
Customer
Affinity Water
Products
Jellyfish
Sigfox LPWAN
PROG Software
Affinity Water are the largest water-only supplier in the UK and are committed to delivering a high quality water service to their customers. They provide on average 950 million litres of water each day to a population of more than 3.83 million people.
Home to many celebrities and successful entrepreneurs, St Georges Hill in Weybridge is a large gated community comprising golf and tennis clubs as well as approximately 420 houses. Water consumption is over twenty times the average home placing additional demand on the regions already over-stretched water resources.
Affinity’s contractors fitted Jellyfish to their existing and new Iton water meters to read and transmit hourly information.
We deployed aerials to existing Victorian assets using Cherrypickers to access the exterior and protect the buildings infrastructure.
PROG software then decoded the information supplied by Affinity’s data analysts to profile user consumption and water leakage.
Making sense of the data
Delivering insights otherwise hidden in data for rapid, automated responses and improved decision making with PROG.
PROG is built from the ground up with the specific purpose of scaling massive IOT. Its cloud based architecture is orchestrated by Kubernetes to scale horizontally for near zero integration of new sensors, data sources and customers, and vertically with automatic load balancing for unlimited performance.
deviceStatus is a software module that combines a sensors health and purpose in one view. This makes troubleshooting and operations consolidated for one user.
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