Zero Unaccounted Water: a digital twin approach to finding water loss
Zero Unaccounted Water is a 45 minute Milvian AI webinar, recorded on 15 September 2026, on finding water loss before the bill arrives. Kishore Potru, CEO, and James Faircloth, VP of Sales, show how Aqueduct ties real-time monitoring and event detection to a site digital twin, so a usage anomaly maps to the space, asset and operating pattern behind it.
Zero Unaccounted Water: a digital twin approach to finding water loss
- Spotting high-risk zones before they turn into losses
- Reading usage anomalies and prioritizing what needs a response
- Quantifying avoided loss in numbers operations and sustainability leaders care about
- Where this feeds ESG reporting, conservation programs and maintenance planning
- Walkthrough of how this plays out across commercial facilities
Common questions
It is a 45 minute Milvian AI session on finding water loss before the bill does. It shows how Aqueduct ties real-time monitoring and event detection to a site digital twin, so each anomaly maps to a space, asset and operating pattern.
Kishore Potru, CEO of Milvian AI, and James Faircloth, VP of Sales at Milvian AI, presented the session on 15 September 2026.
Unaccounted water is the part of metered supply that cannot be attributed to any measured use. In Aqueduct it is the last term of the water balance equation, and it is the main leak signal.
A water digital twin is a live schematic of a site's water system, built block by block to match what is installed. In Aqueduct it updates every 60 seconds from telemetry and shows the water balance as an equation.
Yes. One agenda item covers quantifying avoided loss in the numbers operations and sustainability leaders use, and another covers where that evidence feeds ESG reporting and conservation programs.
Fill the short form on this page with your name, work email, company and role. The recording opens on the page straight away.
Yes. The session explains why a single inlet meter hides loss and what sub-metering adds, which helps you plan where meters would make the biggest difference.
See Aqueduct on your own facility.
Bring a site, a utility bill or a question. We will show you where the loss is.