Get code and architecture on GitHub Developers digitize water with Azure IoT Hub and Azure Machine Learning “The customers we are talking to will have many sensors, so we need something that scales—IoT Hub, for instance.” — Kevin Gjerstad, CTO Cloud Services We usually think of the Internet of Things as a network of connected devices. Developers at the Norwegian software company Powel have discovered that IoT can also be extended to nondurable resources like water. Through the careful collection of sensor data, Powel’s software engineers transform water currents into data streams. These streams are then analyzed using machine-learning algorithms to locate problems in municipal water supplies and alert the appropriate utilities, saving both money and a vital natural resource. Microsoft Azure IoT Hub Machine Learning Studio 200-500 Smart City Norway Predictive maintenance of municipal water systems Get code and architecture on GitHub