According to a recent LinkedIn post from Irrigreen, the company is adding a Smart Drip System to its irrigation platform, targeting garden beds, shrubs, trees, and similar non-turf applications. The post indicates the product is built with Netafim components and integrates Irrigreen’s precision and automation technology within the existing app.
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The LinkedIn post highlights features such as real-time monitoring, instant alerts, and automatic pressure optimization designed to create a single connected watering system. By extending its technology beyond turf, Irrigreen appears to be expanding its addressable market in residential and potentially light commercial landscaping, which could support revenue growth if adoption scales.
The post also references coverage in Forbes and directs readers to explore the Smart Drip offering, suggesting an early-stage marketing push aimed at brand visibility and customer acquisition. For investors, the move may signal a strategy to deepen Irrigreen’s position in the smart irrigation and water conservation segment, where integrated hardware–software solutions can support recurring revenue opportunities and strengthen competitive differentiation.