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Municipal stormwater departments invest significantly in hydraulic models. These SWMM, InfoWorks, or MIKE models represent years of engineering effort calibrated against monitoring data, validated through design storms, and refined through successive planning studies. Yet for most utilities, these models sit dormant between projects, producing static reports that become outdated the moment they’re printed. The problem isn’t the models themselves. It’s how we use them.

AI technologies alone represent a $6.3 billion projected investment by 2030 according to Bluefield. Meanwhile, the AWWA Water 2050 initiative has made AI and machine learning a cornerstone recommendation, calling on utilities to deploy predictive analytics and real-time monitoring to create "eternal infrastructure." And in 2025, WEF and the Water Research Foundation each launched dedicated AI research initiatives – a clear signal that 2026 is the year digital water moves from

What if your hydraulic models could run continuously, automatically comparing predictions against live sensor data? A recent infinitii flowworks project demonstrates exactly that.

infinitii ai will be exhibiting two major product advancements for infinitii flowworks users at WEFTEC 2025 in Chicago next week – infinitii mobile and infinitii dashboards. Both new products are available in standard and pro editions.

infinitii face pro is  a powerful extension of infinitii flowworks that empowers data analysts, data modelers, and operational managers to take control of system data with advanced scripting, integration, and automation features.

Actionable insights start with smart data visualization. With infinitii flowworks, your data isn’t just displayed, it’s transformed into a powerful decision-making capability. Use scatter plots to reveal relationships between channels, and add curve fits—linear, polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, power, Manning, or Froude—for deeper trend analysis. Overlay pipe diagrams with ISO flow lines right onto your scatterplots. Link site camera images to your sensor data.

Aging pipes, climate impacts, and funding gaps threaten the backbone of smart city resilience. The consequences are real. Catastrophic failures—like major water main breaks and sewage spills—disrupt lives, harm the environment, and cost billions of dollars. But there is a proactive path forward. Machine learning and advanced analytics software is transforming how cities manage water infrastructure.

interactive water utility dashboards and reports with infinitii flowworks API and Power BI

With infinitii auto i&i, you can see changes occur over a long period of time to determine the overall impact of a storm event.

TREKK PreView combines high tech cameras with TREKK’s equally innovative AI-driven Waterspout data collection and delivery system.

How to take your inflow and infiltration (I&I) analysis to the next level with machine learning from infinitii ai

Machine learning software offers a proactive path to water infrastructure resilience

The City of Calgary's water main infrastructure challenge is not isolated and offers a perfect application for machine learning

Combining underground sensor and camera data for wastewater systems with infinitii flowworks

infinitii ai secures contract to develop ground-breaking machine learning application that predicts impacts of adverse weather conditions

Explore infinitii ai's product journey into AI-enabled Machine Learning that resulted in a new technology platform.

infinitii ai solidifies positioning for growth in the U.S. market with TREKK Design Group

infinitii data review capability makes data analysts up to 75% more productive VANCOUVER, BC, April 9, 2024 – infinitii ai inc....

VANCOUVER, BC, Jan. 31, 2024 – infinitii ai inc. (“infinitii ai”, the “Company”) (CSE:IAI, FSE:7C5, OTC:CDTAF) has signed a technology...

As we enter into 2024, increased digitization is poised to take a great leap forward in water infrastructure. Thousands of sensors are...