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Water and wastewater utilities protect assets spread across miles: treatment plants, pump stations, reservoirs, wells, lift stations and tanks, many of them unstaffed. Traditional cameras and motion alarms at those sites generate a flood of false alerts from wildlife, weather and headlights, so real intrusions can get lost in the noise. Staff are stretched, and operators are rightly cautious about anything that could touch control systems. BTI is your Guided Automation Partner. We close the gap between the AI people see in headlines and the AI virtual workforce they don't: analytics that watch remote sites around the clock, automation that triages alerts, and assistants that help staff find answers, all kept separate from SCADA.
This page is part of BTI's connected technology solutions and advisory services for utilities and critical infrastructure. BTI supports several water utilities, and the same team that runs their security systems, IT, cybersecurity and phones adds AI and governs it.
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Integrated, real-time analytics distinguish people and vehicles from animals, blowing brush and shadows, so operators and responders see alerts that matter. Pattern detection learns normal activity at each site, and custom AI tuning handles site-specific conditions such as a gate that maintenance crews use at set times. → Critical infrastructure security systems · Video analytics
Thermal cameras and radar detect intruders in darkness, fog and across wide fence lines where standard cameras struggle. Analytics then aim PTZ cameras and trigger lights or audio deterrents.
LPR logs vehicles at plant gates and maintenance yards, flags unknown vehicles and speeds up investigations.
Verified alerts reach the right people quickly, with video clips attached, so a crew isn't dispatched at 2 AM for a coyote.
A secure, utility-controlled AI workspace can search SOPs, equipment manuals, permits and past work orders, helping newer staff find answers that used to live in a retiring operator's head.
Governed AI can draft routine reports, summarize inspection notes and organize records for regulators and boards, with staff reviewing every output.
An AI receptionist answers billing and outage calls during spikes and after hours, and routes emergencies to on-call staff. → Utilities communications
BTI's 24/7 NOC/SOC partner backed by a SOC 2 audited operations center uses automation to triage and correlate events across endpoints, identity, email and networks: 10,000+ alerts handled, zero missed. → Utilities IT services
AI must never become a path into control systems. BTI's approach:
→ AI security, governance & risk · Utilities Cybersecurity & Compliance
BTI supports several water utilities.
Other industries: Government AI · Logistics AI
Mostly for video analytics at remote sites that cut false alarms, thermal and radar perimeter detection, knowledge search for operators, report drafting and automated IT and security monitoring.
Yes. Analytics distinguish people and vehicles from animals, weather and shadows, and custom tuning learns normal activity at each site, so responders see real events.
Not in BTI's approach. AI analytics and business tools run on networks segmented from SCADA, and AI never operates process equipment.
The NIST AI Risk Management Framework, combined with CISA water and wastewater sector guidance.
Guided Automation advisory services are included in every BTI managed IT plan. AI tools such as secure workspaces and model access are optional add-ons.
Yes. Thermal and radar detect intruders in darkness and poor weather across long fence lines where standard cameras struggle.
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