As of August 2026, Latka tracks 10 smart irrigation systems companies. They have combined revenues of $116.9M and employ 631 people. They have raised $63.3M and serve 1K customers combined.
Every company below sells smart irrigation systems to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Smart irrigation systems are advanced technological solutions designed to optimize water usage in landscaping and agriculture. These systems use automated controllers and sensors to monitor environmental conditions and plant needs, ensuring efficient irrigation that reduces water waste and promotes healthier plant growth. They adjust watering schedules based on real-time data, including weather patterns, soil moisture levels, and plant requirements. Typical features of smart irrigation systems include programmable controllers, integration with weather forecasts, and moisture sensors. These tools work together to automate the irrigation process, providing precise water delivery at the optimal times. Common users of smart irrigation systems include landscape professionals, agricultural producers, and property managers who seek to conserve water and enhance the efficiency of their irrigation practices.
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Showing 10 of 10 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Aereo is a go-to technology partner when it comes to conducting drone surveys and analytics in record time. They have lent their years of expertise to projects such as irrigation planning, urban and rural development, and archaeological surveys.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Hydrosat is a climate tech company that uses thermal imagery from space to provide irrigation and crop management solutions, aiming to help governments preserve water and increase crop yields.
United States
Welcome to the future of horticulture. At Source.ag we believe that greenhouse agriculture is a proven answer to the climate-resilient production of fresh fruits and vegetables. We’ve developed AI technology to give greenhouse growers the superpowers to produce more fruit and vegetables, with minimum planetary impact. Our solutions: 🪴Source Track helps you to manage more hectares with increased effectiveness by digitizing the greenhouse and giving you a centralized overview. 🪴Source Cultivate offers accurate yield forecasts in just one click, this all-in-one AI cultivation solution is built to improve and simplify yield predictions. 🪴Source Irrigation Control offers a solution for autonomous greenhouse systems. The AI modules execute and ensure target completion for irrigation strategies. Our products form the AI operating system for any greenhouse, supporting the daily operations of any grower, anywhere.
San Luis Obispo, California, United States
Developer of irrigation management technology designed to reduce water use, energy consumption and nutrient loss. The company's irrigation management technology integrates a wireless field-based unit, soil monitoring sensors and a cloud-based application to provide critical crop information like soil tension, weather and other data from the field in real-time, enabling crop growers to detect crop stress while improving yield and productivity in the process.
Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain
🤳Simple and complete IoT solutions developed to revolutionize agricultural irrigation management. The combination of standalone IoT devices and a cloud-based information and control platform provides a holistic solution that enables irrigation systems to be monitored, programmed and automated easily, remotely and in real time. The result is more sustainable, efficient and profitable crops. 🌱Let's go green together!
Roma, Italy
Developer of a precision farming device designed to preserve olive trees. The company's device monitors the status of olive farm and reports data to the platform through algorithms based on agronomic studies, enabling olive oil producers to receive necessary information and efficiently intervene to fight diseases, improving fertilizer application and irrigation.
Munich, Bavaria, Germany
The trees of planet Earth are suffering. Not least due to climate change and rising temperatures, dry periods are becoming more frequent, which ultimately lead to forest fires or forest dieback, reduced harvests and also drought stress for urban trees. Urban trees in particular not only play an important role in the overall appearance of a community or city, but also have important functions in making cities more livable. These include, above all, improving air quality, lowering outdoor temperatures, and we humans are also directly affected. Urban irrigation is designed to be ad hoc and not precise. However, it should be tailored to the tree's individual needs based on tree species, drought period, tree size, irradiation, and water storage capacity of soil or substrate. To make arboriculture more efficient for urban trees, Treesense has developed Treesense Pulse – the wearable for trees. Treesense Pulse is a sensor that innovatively monitors the water balance and thus the health and maintenance needs of the trees. Very specifically, the sensor measures a type of electrical resistance in the xylem part of woody plants. This part is responsible for water transport from the roots to the tree crown. Simply spoken: The more active the tree, the more water flows through the xylem channels and the more water in the xylem channels the lower the electrical resistance. This measurement is taken periodically, every 10 minutes, creating a curve that is then used in further analyses to monitor tree health and necessary maintenance measures in real-time. On a platform, the Treesense Cloud, a predictive maintenance tool is thus provided on the basis of collected data on the urban green. With the data collected, that is, coupling the individual "heart rate" of the representative trees with external information from weather-related data, it is possible to understand exactly how tree health is evolving in real time and maintenance needs are predicted beforehand.
Oran, Missouri, United States
Developer of a software platform that helps in managing the entire irrigation system at one time intended to reduce stress, mistakes and omissions in the daily routine. The company's product manages irrigation well pump locations, activity, fuel levels, maintenance concerns and more all in one convenient app for the agricultural industry, thereby allowing for easy record-keeping that saves time and money
Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada
Canopy Grow Tech is a technology startup focused on promoting an automated irrigation system for nurseries and greenhouses. Their product allows you to reduce resource consumption, labor costs and increase yields using real data and expert opinions.
Latka tracks 10 smart irrigation systems companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $116.9M in annual revenue and employ 631 people.
AEREO is the largest, with $71M in annual revenue, founded in 2013.
The average smart irrigation systems company in this list makes $11.7M a year, across 10 companies with reported revenue. They serve 1K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are AEREO, Hydrosat, Source.ag, Hortau and SPHERAG.
The 10 smart irrigation systems companies tracked here have raised $63.3M in disclosed funding between them.
- Automates irrigation schedules based on environmental data - Integrates with moisture sensors and weather information - Optimizes water usage to reduce waste - Provides real-time monitoring and alerts for system issues - Compatible with various types of landscapes or crops - Not limited to basic irrigation functions; must offer data analysis for improvement
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