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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2026 · 10 MIN

How IoT Sensors Are Preventing Sewage Overflows

from Internet of Things with Fexingo: Connected Devices, Sensors, and Industrial IoT · host Fexingo

Episode 60 of Internet of Things with Fexingo: Lucas and Luna dive into how smart sewer sensors are preventing raw sewage overflows in cities like Cincinnati and South Bend. They explore the specific technology—ultrasonic level sensors and AI-driven predictive models—that reduced combined sewer overflows by 23% in one pilot. The episode unpacks the $1.2 billion federal investment in smart water infrastructure, the role of companies like Suez and Xylem, and why this matters for public health and urban sustainability. A concrete look at how IoT is quietly fixing one of the most overlooked infrastructure problems. #IoT #SmartSewers #CombinedSewerOverflow #Infrastructure #UrbanTech #WaterQuality #PredictiveMaintenance #Cincinnati #SouthBend #Suez #Xylem #EnvironmentalSensors #UltrasonicSensor #PublicHealth #SmartCity #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Technology Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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