ZWEEC AI-Powered Biomonitoring

AI-powered biomonitoring and automated microscopy that turn living indicators — fish and phytoplankton — into early warning for drinking water, source water, and coastal systems.
Conventional instrumentation measures the parameters you already know to look for. ZWEEC systems watch how living organisms respond, which means they flag contamination events and bloom conditions that a fixed parameter list can miss — continuously, and without adding headcount to your lab.
Why Biological Monitoring
Physical and chemical parameters are measured one analyte at a time. A biological indicator responds to the water as a whole — which is why biomonitoring is used alongside conventional instrumentation rather than in place of it.
- Whole-organism response — Living indicators react to the combined effect of everything in the sample, not to a single target analyte.
- Broad contaminant coverage — Responses are triggered by a wide range of pollutant classes, including compounds not on a monitoring list.
- Rapid reaction to acute events — Behavioral change often precedes a measurable shift in conventional parameters.
- Continuous exposure — Organisms are in contact with the water stream at all times, closing the gaps between grab samples.
- Known and unknown contaminants — Useful where the threat profile is uncertain: source water intakes, distribution inlets, and security-sensitive sites.
- Reduced manual workload — Automation and AI classification cut the microscopy and observation hours a monitoring program would otherwise require.
About ZWEEC Analytics
ZWEEC Analytics Pte Ltd is a Singapore-based water technology company developing smart water safety solutions for the water and environmental sector. Founded as a spin-off from AquaTEC, ZWEEC holds ISO 9001 certification and has been recognized for its work in water technology innovation, including listing in the BlueTech Research Innovation Tracker and selection among the Asia Pacific region’s most innovative cleantech companies.
ZWEEC systems are deployed with national water utilities and river basin authorities, including Singapore’s National Water Agency (PUB) and the Yangtze River Monitoring and Scientific Research Centre.



