It’s starting to
feel like the Internet of Things (IoT) train is finally leaving the station, as
more and more household appliances become Internet-connected with a smartphone
app providing the User Interface/remote controller.
Taking cues from
the same IoT playbook is Wulian Smart Home with its “cloud smart irrigation”.
It’s set out to bring the garden sprinkler kicking and screaming into the
Internet age, replacing what is either a “dumb” device or one that, whilst
Internet-connected, is crippled by a clunky User Experience.
Current irrigation
controllers are outdated, extremely unintuitive and frustrating to use. Wulian’s
irrigation system is connected to weather data, so when it rains the controller
will stop watering without a manual shut-off. And when you have a sunnier day
than expected, the controller will automatically water plants according to soil’s
humidity without being turn on by people”.
Apart from
toilsome manual operation, traditional irrigation also brings too much water
wastage in the process. And in turn, unnecessary expense. To solve this
problem, Wulian smart irrigation, via its cloud-connectivity, is powered by
location-based weather data. In addition, and taking a page straight out of
Nest’s book, it’s self-learning, resulting in a claimed “up to 50%” reduction
in water consumption.
Since the advent
of the smartphone, home automation technology is booming indoors and accessible
to the masses. The same need for automation exists in the yard. Therefore,
Wulian develops a simple App supporting both IOS and Android to realize a
remote control and scheduling. It also learns and improves over time, conserves
water, saves money.
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