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I replaced my aging sprinkler system with an Irrigreen system about a year ago and have been impressed by the efficiency and effectiveness. So when the company contacted me to see if I wanted to check ...

With over 350 million gallons of water saved, Irrigreen launches new AI tool to help homeowners save water, time, and money Irrigreen brings a new level of intelligence to a category long overdue for ...

Patented robotic sprinkler system that "prints" water launches enhanced web design tool enabling homeowners to map perfect sprinkler system for their landscaping and see projected water savings in ...

EDINA, Minn., Aug. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Irrigreen, the leader in smart irrigation, today introduced Irrigreen 3.0, a comprehensive and unparalleled AI-powered lawn management platform built around ...

Most advanced “water-printing” tech on the market. App is better than ever at mapping your yard. New drip irrigation option adds flexibility. New self-cleaning sprinkler-head tech can help ...

Investors just pumped millions into Irrigreen, a startup vying to quench America's thirsty lawns with "approximately 50% less water." The San Francisco–based sprinkler startup says it maps lawns to ...

Irrigation is considered the biggest use of household water in the U.S. at nine billion gallons every day. And half of this water is wasted by inefficient irrigation systems that overlap and spray on ...

Irrigreen (see Pulse 2.0 profile here), a leader in robotic irrigation systems, announced it has secured nearly $19 million in Series A funding. Backed by new and existing investors including Natural ...

EDINA, Minn., April 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Irrigreen, the leader in robotic irrigation systems, today announced it has secured nearly $19 million in Series A financing. Backed by new and existing ...

Investors just pumped millions into Irrigreen, a startup vying to quench America’s thirsty lawns with “approximately 50% less water.” The San Francisco–based sprinkler startup says it maps lawns to ...