The system is designed to improve watering precision while supporting long-term maintenance, creating an outdoor smart home for plants.

Central Iowa Water Works has launched a "Smart Irrigation" pilot program designed to improve outdoor water use efficiency through weather-based irrigation technology. "The Smart Irrigation Pilot ...

Watering a lawn or garden has traditionally relied on preset schedules that do not necessarily reflect current conditions. Connected irrigation systems are attempting to address that limitation by ...

Greener pastures — or, well, backyards — are well within reach as we head into summer’s hottest days, thanks to Aiper’s IrriSense 2. The easy-to-use smart home sprinkler and irrigation system is the ...

Water regulations, full manure pits, and rising labor costs are pushing farmers to rethink irrigation as one system for water ...

We independently review everything we recommend. We may make money from the links on our site. Learn more› By Megan Wollerton After a new round of testing, the Rachio Smart Hose Timer remains our Top ...

Firmus Technologies posted to its website that it wanted to use water from Tasmania's state-owned irrigation scheme for its AI data centres. Tasmanian Irrigation says it has given no undertaking to ...

The district administration has appealed to farmers not to use canal water for irrigation and use water judiciously. As many as seven of the 15 taluks have received normal rainfall but the rest have ...

If you’re in the market for a smart feeder, you really can’t go wrong with Birdfy’s classic model, but we also like the cool-looking Polygon smart nest box and Birdfy’s camera-equipped Bath Pro. If ...

But for all its benefits, the smart home can be complicated, confusing, and occasionally maddening. It’s also hard to keep up with all the changes. New gadgets are arriving daily, new features come to ...

Just like Wi-Fi-enabled lights and plugs and locks, smart thermostats give you the ability to automate an element of your home for increased convenience. In this case, it’s your temperature controls.

Water treatment and distribution systems face mounting pressures from water scarcity, aging infrastructure, rising energy demand, and climate variability. Inefficiencies across treatment, reuse, and ...