Controlling fish farms water quality with smart sensors in Iran

Afarinesh Samaneh Mehr Engineering Co. (ASM), Libelium official distributor in Iran has developed a Smart Water sensor network to measure the water quality parameters of the fish farms in the North of the country.

The main objective of this project was to control water quality in order to increase quality and productivity as well as to reduce costs and increase profits. Having information about water quality parameters in fish breeding ponds offers the fish farmers the possibility to manage their installations in an improved and more effective way, accelerating their inner processes. Read more.

Controlling quality of irrigation water with IoT to improve crops production

The irrigation water quality, as well as the correct management of the water resources, is essential for the productivity and efficiency of the crops.Controlling and analyzing water before irrigating is crucial and its quality may vary significantly depending on the time of year.

Monitoring aquatic and environmental parameters at the coldest weather conditions to encourage salmon spawning and reduce pollution in Oslo

Being Norway one of the world’s largest exporters of fish, activities such as trout and salmon spawn become crucial. As one of the first ThingFarm has developed an IoT solution for monitoring the water qualityand conditions for living organisms, fishes and plants in rivers and sea.

The city of Tilburg (NL) becomes smart and sustainable teaming with Libelium and Ericsson to develop an IoT environmental control platform

Libelium and Ericsson have joined efforts to check the environmental status of the water standards, the air quality and the noise levels measured in several zones of Tilburg city (NL) to be visualized on a public website.

Preserving endangered freshwater mussels in the Ohio River with a Smart Water Project

Aridea Solutions, an engineering company located in West Virginia, has trusted Libelium technology to assist in the development of the WIZARD (Water Intrinsic Zoological Ambient Research Device) Platform. The American company worked in October 2016 on a project for the US Army Corps of Engineers at Robert C. Byrd Locks and Dam to control mussels’ ambient and environmental conditions.

Smart water management for wastewater treatment in isolated communities

iMETland is a EU Horizon 2020 research project which aim is unleashing the small community economies potential through innovative wastewater treatments technologies, creating a virtuous circle connecting water, energy, ICT, land resources and safeguarding the environment. Libelium technology has been part of this initiative to control water quality and environmental conditions. Read more .

Smart Libelium: Living IoT Lab to monitor parking, water quality, ambient and environmental conditions

Libelium believes in a world completely connected to gather data from anything located anywhere to enable citizens and organizations to make decisions based on valuable information. With the aim to show customers, partners and visitors the Libelium has deployed a Living Lab in its headquarters in Zaragoza (Spain).