IrrigTech is an engineering project by Pak-EL LAB, currently at prototype and early-deployment stage rather than a live commercial product. It started with a simple frustration: by the time a plant visibly shows a problem, the yield hit has usually already happened. Lab soil tests are accurate but slow. We build field hardware that reads the same signals continuously, cheaply enough to leave in the ground all season — and we're extending that same idea upward, from soil sensors to drone field scanning and a shared digital record for every field. See the full platform for where that's headed, or the how it works page for what's built today versus planned.
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Built for the field
Every device is designed to survive weather, dirt, and irrigation chemicals — not a bench test.
Data you can act on
Thresholds, not raw numbers. The dashboard tells you what to do, not just what was measured.
Automation is optional
Start with monitoring. Turn on automatic irrigation only when you trust the readings.