Intelligent irrigation system can monitor different parameters in agricultural production in real time, such as environmental temperature, humidity, light intensity, soil moisture, etc. by combination of the Internet of Things, big data, cloud computing and sensor technology. The system realizes the intelligent irrigation by analyzing and processing sensor data to achieve a set threshold or intervening manually controlling conditions of the operation of the irrigation equipment.

Misensor provides a precision agricultural irrigation company in the United States with temperature, flow, pressure and other sensors, cooperating with our client’s management system to monitor different parameters in real time, such as soil, environment, pipeline system, water consumption, etc. and realizing the intelligence and automation of agricultural irrigation. The system can automatically determine whether to start irrigation according to the data of soil temperature and humidity collected by the installed sensors. If soil temperature and humidity reach their thresholds, electrical valves open and start automatic irrigation. When the temperature and humidity reach a standard value, the electrical valves close and stop the irrigation. At the same time, smart water meters have been installed for different irrigation and monitoring areas, which can automatically read the meters and show the water consumption. It can be recorded and counted based on the types of crops, irrigation areas and irrigation times, which can not only improve timeliness and accuracy of irrigation, but also increases utilization of water resources and efficiency of automated production, further reducing the costs of labor as well as management while significantly improving benefits.

Large-scale farms in developed countries such as Europe and the United States are more common and have a strong demand for intelligent irrigation systems. Those countries are also the main markets in the world for intelligent irrigation supply and consumption. China is one of the thirteen most water-deficient countries in the world due to the lack and uneven distribution of water resources. The average per capita is only 2,100 cubic meters, which is only 28% of the world average. Intelligent irrigation technology will help improve the utilization efficiency of agricultural irrigation water and alleviate the water shortage in China. Misensor can offer the highest quality and reliable sensor products as well as solutions, promoting the efficient utilization of global water resources and energy.