Facilities intelligence, explained.
Blog posts, buyer guides, webinars and standards on water, energy, air and facility operations, from the team behind Aqueduct.
BlogWhat is Milvian AI, and what is Aqueduct?
Milvian AI is the company. Aqueduct (aQ) is its facility intelligence platform: it shows what is happening across a facility's water, energy, air.
Read the articleWhat is water loss in buildings, and how do facility teams find it?
Water loss in buildings is water that enters a site and is paid for but does no useful work: leaks, running.
02Energy waste in commercial buildings: where it hides and how to cut it.
Energy waste in commercial buildings is energy used when it does no useful work: equipment running outside.
03Indoor air quality monitoring: a practical guide for facility teams.
Indoor air quality monitoring is the continuous measurement of CO2, particulates, VOCs, temperature.
04FDD vs predictive maintenance: what is the difference for facility teams?
Fault detection and diagnostics (FDD) is reactive: it detects a fault that has already happened, diagnoses.

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Common questions
Yes. Every Milvian AI guide, checklist and webinar recording is free; each opens after a short form asking for name, work email, company and role. Articles, the glossary and the FAQ need no form at all. See the guides library.
In the Milvian AI glossary and regulations hub, which explains standards, programs and terms in plain language and notes what Aqueduct supplies for each and what your team files. Compliance pages go deeper on single standards, for example ASHRAE 62.1.
Both current Aqueduct webinars are recorded in full, including the questions at the end, and play on demand after a short form. One covers water loss with a digital twin and the other covers deployment on AWS. See webinars.
See Aqueduct on your own facility.
Bring a site, a utility bill or a question. We will show you where the loss is.