Wasted water
A timer waters wet soil like dry soil, and at midday much of the water evaporates before it reaches the roots.
HS-IIoT Agriculture
Water your garden and farm by what the soil needs, not by the clock
Sensors in the soil measure moisture at the roots, and a controller on site decides when each zone is watered and for how long, in the coolest hours, opening and closing the valves itself. It works without internet, and you follow it from your phone.
Valves close by themselves on a power cut · never waters without limits · every command signed
Compound garden · 4 zonesMorning window
Turf—%Valve
Palms—%Valve
Vegetables—%Valve
Hedges—%Valve
L today—L
Next run—
Shade—°C
Real figures from our systems, live now
Updated automatically from the platform, without any data about our clients.
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Our clients
Organisations that trust HS-IIoT
The problem
Watering by the clock wastes water and stresses plants
Stressed plants
Too much water drowns the roots, and thirst in an Iraqi summer burns the leaves. Both cost you.
Power and internet cuts
A valve left open after a power cut floods the garden and empties the tank. And a system that needs the internet to water stops with it.
A worker every time
Opening and closing valves by hand every day, at dawn, cannot be relied on for a whole season.
What it does
Waters as much as needed, at the right time, safely
Soil moisture at the roots
A sensor in each zone at root depth: 10 cm for turf, up to 45 cm for date palms. Moisture is shown as a percentage per zone.
In the coolest hours
Watering windows for every month suited to the Iraqi climate, and watering waits by itself when the shade temperature passes 38 °C.
Limits nobody can pass
A daily budget per zone, a maximum length per run and a gap between runs. Everything stops if the tank runs low or a leak shows.
Works without internet
Decisions are made on site, on the controller with its touch screen. The internet is for following it, never for watering.
Wireless battery sensors
No wires in the field: the sensors pass readings through each other to the controller and sleep in between, so their cells last a whole season.
From your phone
Every zone's moisture, the open valves, today's litres, a manual run in one tap, and an alarm on any fault.
Safety first
Built to fail dry, never flooded
- Normally closed valves: they close by themselves on a power cut or a controller fault.
- An independent watchdog cuts the valves' power if the controller stops, and a manual ALL OFF switch.
- A lost or broken sensor never means "water a lot": it waters half the usual run once a day until it is back.
- Every command that moves water is signed and dated, and a late command is refused.
Downloads
Smart irrigation manual
Read it online or download it, in Arabic, English and Kurdish.
User manualPDF · 15 pages
Smart irrigation manual for gardens and farms
How the system decides when to water, the Garden page and manual runs, alarms and what to do, installing the soil sensors at the right depth, and the yearly service.
How it works
From the soil to your phone in four steps
- 01
The sensor measures
A sensor in the soil measures moisture at the roots every quarter hour around watering times, and sends it wirelessly.
- 02
The controller decides
It gathers the readings, leaves out any sensor that behaves oddly, then decides: water now, and for how many minutes?
- 03
The valve opens and closes
It opens the valve, the flow meter confirms the water is really running, and it closes it at the target or the limit.
- 04
You follow it on your phone
Every run and every reading is kept on site, then reaches the HS-IIoT platform, and nothing is lost when the internet drops.
Why us
Built on industrial standards, not promises
ISA-101 interfaces
Designed to show only what is abnormal, as in modern control rooms.
ISA-18.2 alarms
Clear priorities, and no floods of repeated or meaningless alarms.
IEC 62443 security
Role-based access, secrets never displayed, encrypted links.
No gap in your data
Stored on site and re-sent with delivery confirmation when the internet drops.
Fully bilingual
Platform, alerts and reports in Arabic and English for your team.
Local support
A team in Iraq for installation, maintenance and development.
Our team
The engineers who design and deliver your projects.
Hussein Fadhel Ahmed Al-Ali
Control & Automation Engineer
Basra, Iraq
I build automation and industrial IoT that works in the field, from sensor to cloud, even in hazardous areas.
Abdulameer Luay Jawad
Control & Automation Engineer
Basra, Iraq
I work where IT meets OT: instrumentation and control, SCADA and HMI, and PLCs.
Who it is for
From the home garden to the orchard
Homes and compounds
Palm groves and orchards
Factory and company grounds
Hospitals and universities
Parks and public gardens
Greenhouses
Questions about smart irrigation
What happens when the internet drops?
Nothing changes for the watering: the controller decides on site. Readings and runs are kept and sent to the platform when the link returns.
And on a power cut?
The valves are normally closed, so they close by themselves, and the internal clock keeps the time on its battery, so the schedule resumes as it was when power returns.
How much water does it save?
It depends on the site and the plants. Watering by soil moisture in the early hours avoids the two biggest wastes: watering wet soil, and evaporation at midday. You see the litres used every day on the platform.
Does it work with my existing irrigation?
In most cases, yes: we fit normally closed electric valves on your existing drip or spray lines, and a flow meter on the main line. We confirm it on a site visit.
How long do the sensor batteries last?
A whole season. We recommend one maintenance visit a year, in April or May before the summer, to replace the cells.
Ready to water smarter?
We visit your site, measure the areas and the water source, and propose the right number of zones and sensors.
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