Technology can reduce water loss and waste by up to 50%

Tech Innovations Drive Water Conservation Efforts in Agriculture, Industry and Urban Centers

Saving water is a critical issue that requires innovative solutions. Researchers are developing methods to optimize water use efficiency in agriculture, industry, and urban centers, using technology as a crucial tool to achieve this goal.

Carmen Flores Cayuela, a researcher at the University of Córdoba, is working on a digital platform to optimize water use and biodiversity in agriculture. By using sensors to monitor soil moisture and irrigation recommendations, she aims to reduce water consumption by up to 20% while improving efficiency. In industry, companies like Ingeoliva are implementing sensor technology to monitor water usage in critical processes such as fruit washing and juice treatment. They aim to reduce water consumption by 50% while promoting sustainable practices.

Urban centers also consume significant amounts of water due to leaks and inefficiencies. By digitalizing distribution processes like monitoring water flow and identifying leaks, urban centers can improve water management and reduce wastage. Technology such as advanced cameras and smart meters can provide real-time data on water usage and help predict future demand. This information can be used by large companies and small municipalities to improve their management of this precious resource. The ultimate goal is for more information about water resources so that they can be better managed and ensured for future generations.

In conclusion, the solution to water scarcity requires recovering the rainfall regime, reducing consumption, optimizing water management, and utilizing technology to prevent resource loss. Innovative methods developed by researchers are making significant progress towards achieving these goals in agriculture, industry, and urban centers. With continued investment in digitalization technologies like sensors, cameras, smart meters, urban centers can significantly reduce their wastage while ensuring sustainable use of this vital resource for future generations.

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