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Join IRRIOT at EIMA International for a Showcase of Cutting-Edge Irrigation Solutions We are thrilled to announce that IRRIOT will be exhibiting at EIMA International, the global agricultural event in Bologna, Italy, from 6th to 10th of November. This premier event provides a unique opportunity for industry leaders, agricultural professionals, and innovators to experience the latest advances in smart irrigation technology firsthand. IRRIOT is redefining modern irrigation with its wireless, cloud-connected control systems, offering seamless, solar-powered solutions that optimize water usage and enhance crop yields. Our system integrates remotely operated valves and sensors, enabling fully customizable, efficient irrigation in diverse environments—from large farms and sports fields to urban green spaces and residential areas. Explore the Power of Wireless Irrigation Visit us at Hall 22, Stand B20 for live demos and hands-on sessions with our Wireless Irrigation Controller and Remote Terminal Units (RTUs). Learn how our system utilizes LoRa technology to communicate with remote units over 1 km and integrates with Microsoft Azure IoT Hub for real-time monitoring, intelligent scheduling, and data-driven control. Join Us for Demo Sessions Our experts will be conducting demo sessions throughout the event, where attendees can see our irrigation rules, water metering capabilities, and sensor-based automation in action. You’ll also have the chance to learn how IRRIOT’s system adapts to various conditions, from soil moisture and rainfall to temperature-based frost protection. Let’s Connect! If you’re interested in optimizing your irrigation management, we invite you to book a dedicated session with our team. Bring your questions, discuss specific needs, and discover how IRRIOT can transform your irrigation approach. See You at EIMA International 2024! Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with IRRIOT and explore sustainable, scalable irrigation solutions designed for the future of agriculture. To schedule a demo or ask any questions, please contact us at sales@irriot.com or +46(0)70 735 18 03 This announcement invites attendees to learn about IRRIOT’s technology while offering multiple engagement opportunities.

IRRIOT at Öga Trade Show 2024 We are thrilled to announce that IRRIOT has joined forces with GVZ-Rossat at the prestigious Öga Trade Show in Switzerland. This event is a fantastic opportunity for us to showcase our innovative irrigation solutions and connect with both new and existing customers. The Importance of Irrigation in Agriculture Irrigation plays a crucial role in modern agriculture, ensuring that crops receive the necessary amount of water to grow and thrive. Here are some key points highlighting its importance: Water Management: Efficient irrigation systems help in managing water resources effectively, reducing wastage and ensuring that water is delivered directly to the root zone of plants. Increased Crop Yield: With proper irrigation, farmers can significantly increase their crop yield. This is because plants receive a consistent water supply, which is essential for growth, especially in areas with irregular rainfall. Improved Crop Quality: Adequate and timely irrigation improves the quality of crops. Consistent water supply prevents drought stress, which can negatively affect crop quality and reduce market value. Sustainability: Modern irrigation techniques such as drip and sprinkler systems are more sustainable. They minimize water usage and reduce the impact on natural water bodies, promoting environmental sustainability. Resilience to Climate Change: As climate patterns become more unpredictable, irrigation systems provide a buffer against droughts and irregular rainfall, ensuring stable food production. About the Öga Trade Show The Öga Trade Show is Switzerland's leading trade fair for the green industry, attracting exhibitors and visitors from all over Europe. It covers a wide range of sectors, including horticulture, landscaping, and agricultural technology. Here are some highlights of the show: Date and Location: The event is held in Koppigen, Switzerland, and spans several days of exhibitions, seminars, and live demonstrations. Exhibitor Diversity: The trade show features a diverse range of exhibitors, from small startups to established companies, all showcasing the latest innovations in the green industry. Networking Opportunities: It provides an excellent platform for networking, where industry professionals can connect, share knowledge, and explore potential collaborations. Live Demonstrations: Attendees can witness live demonstrations of cutting-edge technologies and products, gaining hands-on experience and insights into their applications. Visit Us at Öga Trade Show We warmly welcome all new and existing customers to visit GVZ-Rossat booth at Sector 5.3 (Stand No. 5.3/314). At our booth, you can explore our full range of equipment, participate in live demos, and see firsthand how our advanced irrigation solutions can benefit your agricultural practices. Join us to learn more about how IRRIOT's innovative technologies are transforming irrigation and making agriculture more efficient, sustainable, and productive.

Solar-Powered Off-Grid Irrigation Automation At IRRIOT, we often receive inquiries about whether our Wireless Precision Irrigation Automation system can be used in locations without access to a power grid or other sources of electricity. The answer is a resounding YES! While many customers typically install our Controller in areas such as pump houses or farmhouses, our solution is equally effective in remote locations with only a communal water source and a diesel pump, for example. We understand these challenges and have designed our system to operate entirely off-grid when necessary. Several of our customers are already successfully implementing this option in their setups. In this article, we will explain how you can utilize our technology to achieve efficient, off-grid irrigation automation. Please read the full article here - https://lnkd.in/d8n5XqXB Yours, IRRIOT team.

Today Patrick Sjöberg gave me the grand tour of Mære landbruksskole in Trøndelag, Norway. Together we're starting a collaboration with ONiO on a 24 million NOK project funded by Norges forskningsråd. The focus is to equip growers with low-cost, batteryless sensors for yield forecasting and precision agriculture. Right now the high cost of sensors prohibits growers from deploying them at scale (think every plant). Reliance on batteries also requires frequent visits to the field or digging sensors out of the ground. In addition, climate is becoming more variable, and necessitates more frequent adjustments to inputs. By the same token, harvest is becoming harder to predict, as past trends are no longer a reliable indicator of the future. The project will address these challenges by developing low cost sensor and software systems for better farm management. ONiO will construct self-powered sensors harvesting ambient energy from radio waves to capture soil, weather, and plant conditions. Sensonomic in turn will make use of these data by adapting its algoritms and dashboards for predictive and prescriptive agricultural analytics. Mære will assist with testing in the field for berries, apples, and other high value crops. It was impressive to see the facilities on offer from Mære. It has installed LEDs above and within tomato canopies, which have boosted yields by 25%. In their strawberry tunnels, they have put in place sensors from IRRIOT to adjust irrigation levels according to soil moisture levels. They are also testing wood-based growth media from Fibergrow to replace carbon intensive Perlite. Last but not least, ONiO sensors are already gathering data. There was a lot of talk about strawberries. Irrigation valves may block up and deprive tunnel sections of water. Sensors for early detection could protect against these losses. Similarly they could augment the data used for yield forecasting. Flower maps of the root crown indicate the number of buds and leaves in the coming season. Sensor information about growing conditions could refine esimates of potential production. It will be exciting to workshop these ideas with Patrick in the weeks to come. Please reach out if you have any suggestions! Pedro Guimaraes, Kjetil Meisal, Vemund Bakken, Anders Gundersen

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