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PRASA Adds Envocore To Puerto Rico Smart Meter Rollout Under $129 Million Contract

The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority has contracted Maryland-based Envocore to carry out field deployment and program management for its island-wide water meter modernization program, under a five-year agreement valued at about $129 million...

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Vancouver’s SenseNet Acquires N5 Sensors’ Wildfire Detection Business

Vancouver-based SenseNet has acquired the wildfire detection division of Rockville, Maryland-based N5 Sensors, the companies confirmed this week, as the Canadian sensor and satellite fire-detection firm moves to expand its footprint in the United...

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Madrid City Council Deploys 15 AI-Powered Acoustic Sensors To Track Wildlife

The Madrid City Council has installed a network of 15 artificial intelligence powered acoustic sensors across two of the capital’s largest green spaces, Madrid Río and the Valdebebas-Felipe VI Forest Park, to monitor bird and bat activity in...

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