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Pallon AG (Zürich, Switzerland)Pallon
Swiss service that codes your sewer inspection footage with AI according to DIN EN 13508-2, DWA-M 149-2 or NASSCO, for pipes and manholes; results on average arrive within a week.

- Provider based outside the EU
Last checked: 6 November 2026 · How we check
Is this your tool? Fill in missing detailsWhat it does
Automatic damage coding for sewers and manholes
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no language model; proprietary deep neural networks and 3D vision that recognise more than 300 damage classes. Data encrypted and hosted in certified data centres, not shared with third parties (according to the provider); hosting location and own certification not published. Swiss company (outside the EU, but covered by an adequacy decision). Many tools build on a large model from, for example, OpenAI or Anthropic. If in doubt, ask for the data processing agreement: it states where your data goes.
Questions about Pallon
- Which AI model does Pallon use?
- The maker of Pallon does not publish which AI model is underneath. No language model; proprietary deep neural networks and 3D vision that recognise more than 300 damage classes. Data encrypted and hosted in certified data centres, not shared with third parties (according to the provider); hosting location and own certification not published. Swiss company (outside the EU, but covered by an adequacy decision).
- How much does Pallon cost?
- Pay per use (per inspected length or number of manholes), monthly or yearly; quote on request. Check the current price on the provider's website; rates often change.
- Who is Pallon for?
- Pallon is aimed at water management and construction & installation. It fits work such as leak detection and water loss: spotting deviations in pressure, flow and sound in the pipe network, forecasting rainfall, water levels, drought and flow to pumping stations and treatment plants, assets and treatment: predicting pump faults and adjusting processes with AI settings.
- What should I look out for with AI in water management?
- Water management is critical infrastructure: water boards and drinking water companies fall under the NIS2 rules (in the Netherlands, the Cyber Security Act), and an AI system that runs as a safety component in water management may count as high risk under the AI Act. So ask about certification, data storage and who keeps control during an outage. HULO is ISO 27001 certified, holds the SC30 NIS2 mark, stores data in the client's region and does not train on client data. TaKaDu (Spain) is ISO 27001 certified. KISTERS WISKI can run on-premise. With many other providers, such as Qatium, Siemens and FIDO Tech, the hosting location is not publicly stated: record it in the data processing agreement. Personal data mainly sits in consumption data from smart water meters; keep it separate from network data where possible.
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