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Current company Fluid Analytics Ai
Climate Data and Analytics · 23 employees · Founded 2022 · Mountain View, California, United States
Fluid Analytics is building the intelligence layer for water systems - from rivers and watersheds to the pipes, treatment plants, and stormwater networks that connect them to cities. Through its platform AquaGrid, the company helps cities and industrial operators understand and manage water risk across these interconnected systems. Rivers and surface waters sit at the center of this picture: they are the source of most urban water supply, the receiving body for treated and untreated discharges, and the primary pathway through which flooding, drought, and pollution events reach communities. Water risk is intensifying. Climate volatility is reshaping flow regimes, intensifying storms, and stressing watersheds. Aging pipes leak, overflow, and fail. Pollution moves through river systems faster than monitoring programs can track it. Yet the data needed to anticipate these risks remains scattered across SCADA systems, sampling reports, sensor feeds, and regulatory filings - rarely brought together into a coherent operational view. AquaGrid changes that. It provides continuous, system-level visibility into the health and behavior of water networks and the rivers they depend on, giving operators early awareness of flooding risk, infrastructure deterioration, pollution events, and emerging public-health signals before they escalate. To date, the Fluid Analytics platform has delivered continuous risk visibility across water systems carrying more than 820 million gallons (3.1 billion liters) of daily flows, supporting early detection of pollution events, floods, and infrastructure failures. Fluid Analytics partners with industrial operators, cities, and engineering firms worldwide to move water risk management from reactive to predictive, watershed-to-tap intelligence.