Flow meter
The actual water applied in each irrigation event. What you program is not always what arrives: the flow meter records the volume that really passed through each sector’s terminal, event by event.
Sensors that are yours, data that becomes decisions.
The difference between believing you irrigate well and knowing it is a handful of well-chosen sensors. Sensors, the irrigation head and valves communicate over a radio network of your own that covers the whole farm, and thermal sensors tell you the water status of each sector, day by day.
Thermal sensors
The water status of each sector, day by day
A tree that transpires well keeps itself cool; a thirsty one heats up. We measure canopy and air temperature to calculate the crop water stress index (CWSI) and follow in real time how each sector is coping with water — before the stress is visible to the eye.
From installation to monitoring
We instrument
Sensors, irrigation-head control and valves communicate over a radio network of your own that covers the whole farm.
We monitor
We follow water status in real time with temperature sensors and check that every irrigation is applied as programmed, to keep the water balance up to date.
Thermal drone and leaks: We monitor
What the commissioning kit includes
LoRaWAN gateway
The heart of your own radio network: it connects all the farm’s sensors, covering the whole farm, without depending on cell coverage in every corner.
Weather station
It measures your farm’s climate — not the official station’s twenty kilometers away — and feeds the daily evapotranspiration calculation.
Base sensing
Flow meter, pressure transducer and canopy and air temperature: the minimum needed to know what water you apply and how the tree experiences it.
Setup and training
The setup, the training and the kick-off meeting are done by agronomists on our team: people who know what an irrigation season is, not a PDF manual.
The infrastructure is yours
The gateway, the weather station and the sensors become part of your farm’s assets from the day of installation. So does the data. No perpetual rentals, no dependence on network operators — built on the industrial LoRaWAN standard.
What each sensor measures and why it matters
Pressure transducer
The hydraulic health of the network. Out-of-range pressures give away cloggings, breaks and failing valves — before they cost you harvest.
Canopy temperature
The tree’s water stress via CWSI: our specialty. When the plant lacks water, it closes its stomata and the canopy warms up; the sensor detects it before the human eye can. We measure it with SAQIA-IR, our own canopy temperature sensor, designed and built in-house.
Air temperature
It closes the CWSI calculation and watches for frost: a timely alert during flowering can be worth a harvest.
Expandable sector by sector, sensor by sensor
You start with the essentials and grow when the farm asks for it: reservoir level, water salinity, soil moisture… Because it is a standard LoRaWAN network, any sensor on the market can join the same infrastructure, without changing systems or starting over.
First year of service included
The first year of service is included with the installation, and after that support continues under an annual contract whose terms we agree with you. From day one you see your farm’s data in SAQIA, with alerts on your phone.
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What do you need to measure on your farm?
Tell us your crop, your sectors and how you irrigate today, and we will propose the kit that fits your farm — no extra sensors.
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