Matt Mande and Gregory C. Allen provide a detailed overview Maven Smart System, the AI-powered software platform that has ...

The Sonoff Hydro Duo is a dual-channel smart water valve designed to improve outdoor water management for homeowners. Priced at $42, it integrates Zigbee 3.0 for connectivity and includes a built-in ...

From AI-tuned sprinkler controllers to solar-powered hose bots, smart irrigation tech is eliminating the chore of lawn care. Here are the models we've tried and recommend.

3 DIY projects you can do to create a smart home with an Arduino board.

Spanish researchers found that combining agrivoltaics with regulated deficit irrigation (RDI) can cut tomato irrigation water use by about 50%, while improving land-use efficiency through simultaneous ...

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As water supplies shrink and food demand grows, new interdisciplinary research from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln offers a practical way for farmers to manage irrigation more efficiently while ...

Most advanced “water-printing” tech on the market. App is better than ever at mapping your yard. New drip irrigation option adds flexibility. New self-cleaning sprinkler-head tech can help ...

An IoT-based smart irrigation system that monitors soil moisture in real-time and automatically controls water supply to optimize plant health and conserve water. A Smart Irrigation System with ...

A high-tech, self-learning drip irrigation system is now in testing that can hold soil moisture within a target range while reducing daily water use during field tests. That result points to a more ...

Spring is slowly clawing its way out from under the mountains of snow most of us saw this winter, which means that, soon enough, you’ll have to restart yard work. As warmer days approach, one of the ...

Erie officials say they may shut off water to homes that ignore irrigation restrictions, calling the move an "extraordinary" step as unseasonably warm weather strains the town's limited winter supply.