Ángel Cañete holds a PhD in Information Technologies and is a Senior Computer Engineer and IT Project Manager. He earned his degree in Computer Science
from the University of Málaga in 2017 and completed his PhD in 2024 as a researcher in Universidad de Málaga (2017–2022). Since 2022, he has worked at Cetaqua, co-leading the Digital Services and AI Applications team, contributing to innovative water cycle projects. His research areas include AI, energy efficiency, sustainable software, Edge Computing, IoT, Industry 4.0, and self-adaptive systems. He has participated in national and international projects and has 14 publications, including four in high-impact journals.
ZeroVision applies advanced Computer Vision to optimize wastewater treatment processes, addressing challenges such as blockages, spills, and sludge bulking. By applying deep learning models specifically adapted to the unique visual characteristics of wastewater environments, it ensures accurate real-time monitoring and early detection of critical events. The project enhances operational efficiency, promotes environmental sustainability, and supports the circular economy by enabling better analysis of wastewater by-products. With its modular and scalable design, ZeroVision integrates seamlessly into existing systems, offering a practical and innovative solution for smarter, more sustainable urban infrastructures.