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IoT-Based NRW Monitoring Solution for Real-Time Leak Detection and Water Loss Reduction ThingsLog Water utilities worldwide face increasing pressure to reduce non-revenue water (NRW), improve operational efficiency, and ensure sustainable management of water resources. Aging infrastructure, limited visibility across distribution networks, and delayed response to anomalies contribute significantly to water losses and rising
