About
MAIA Analytica is a specialized wastewater industry artificial intelligence and digital tools team driven to generate value from available facility data.
Composed of ML/AI researchers, data scientists, software engineers and developers, MAIA offers the ability to quickly prototype, scale, deploy, test, and maintain custom, site-specific intelligent software tools for wastewater operations, operator training, and business management.
MAIA was founded to fill a fast growing need for valuable ML/data skillsets paired with domain expertise enabling the deployment and use of data-driven tools at wastewater facilities of every size ultimately improving water quality for all.
Projects
WALLACE is a groundbreaking AI tailored for wastewater treatment. Designed to address the challenges of scattered software, digital tools, apps, data, and documents, WALLACE offers a unified platform. Through its natural language interface, users can access all information and metadata via email, text messaging, voice calls, and dashboards.
Learn MoreMaximize operational efficiency with ODIN, your digital ally for nutrient control in wastewater treatment. ODIN combines the robustness of traditional mechanistic models with the agility of machine learning, creating a unique digital twin AI tool that revolutionizes the world of wastewater management. By seamlessly integrating forecasting, simulation, and optimization techniques, ODIN delivers real-time operational recommendations.
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Anticipate process upsets with an advanced real-time modeling tool. FABIO syncs operational, metrological, and biological servers to accurately forecast over two weeks of biological nutrient removal and delivered in real-time through our software platform. Diagnosis, mitigation, and training components ensure wastewater operators and analysts can proactively respond to any process upsets; improving water quality in their local communities.
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WILMA is a gamified simulator software designed to help operators learn the uniqueness of the system they will be operating, opposed to a generic treatment system. Engineers worked with partners at a full-scale facility to understand what is required to make informed decisions and analysis then designed mini-games around those decision points.
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