Against the backdrop of increasingly scarce agricultural water resources, traditional irrigation methods in irrigation areas ...

Like with IoT adoption in homes, smart cities, logistics, healthcare, manufacturing and other fields, smart agriculture has benefits and challenges.

As dawn breaks over a smart farm, automated irrigation systems deliver precise hydration to each crop. At nightfall in the ...

Properly maintaining your yard year-round is a time-, money- and water-consuming process. A smart irrigation system may be a good option for some.

Nowadays, with the deep application of IoT, big data, and cloud computing technologies, smart agriculture is quietly changing ...

It includes IoT-enabled sensor technologies to monitor water quality ... The agricultural sector also benefits from SWM, with ...

Researchers at a university in Israel have warned that smart irrigation systems are vulnerable and could be drained by attack using a ‘piping botnet’.

The convergence of IoT sensors and AI is set to redefine how cities operate, making them smarter, safer and more sustainable.

Soil moisture-based smart irrigation systems These smart irrigation systems use one of two sensor types to track the moisture content of your soil and adjust your water usage as needed.