Spiio

04/15/2022

“Data collection from the sensors is great because it happens automatically and at the same location, every day, without fail. We have baseline information so our team can compare areas." Tim Huber of The Club Carlton Woods.

Powerful technologies continuously emerge to help conserve resources, lower maintenance costs, reduce required labor and light a path for greater environmental efficiency.

12/01/2021

The Spiio sensor’s portability and ease of install allows superintendents to put eyes on several areas of their course... the data is more specific and accurate, able to drive smart decisions in irrigation, chemical application" Matt Morton of El Niguel CC

11/11/2021

"I noticed that, since I am tracking data, I tend to get drier and drier on the course. I sometimes even go down to 15% moisture level, because I can back my decision with data." Adam Hoffman of Sunset Hills Country Club

10/26/2021

“I’ve got a green that’s the problem child here. Every course has a green that’s a thorn in their side. I put sensors there so I can always see what’s going on.” Andy Eick of Mohawk Golf Club

10/25/2021

“Water shortages and calls like those can spell trouble not only for those in Colorado but also millions more downstream.”

Facing severe droughts along Colorado’s Western Slope, state officials want to take better stock of how much water people, businesses and governments take out of the White and Yampa rivers, both of…

10/22/2021

Be sure to come visit the Spiio team at booth #3713 next month at the Carolina show!

10/21/2021

Major to our original Copenhagen office in 2017. Even had the old logo on it.

10/19/2021

For all our current customers be sure to check out all the cool new updates we made for October. Thanks to Florian, Stefan, and Mihir for their hard work to get this out.

https://zcu.io/sErh

10/19/2021

“Research and Education Center (REC), is conducting on-farm trials to show farmers how using soil moisture monitoring technology can help them irrigate more efficiently.”

https://zcu.io/XVJl

BLACKVILLE – A Clemson University irrigation specialist has found using soil moisture sensors in fields can increase average net income by almost 20%.

10/17/2021

"The U.S. government has recently declared a water shortage on the Colorado River, which is a source of clean water for millions of people across the Southwest."

https://zcu.io/Tma8

Decentralized water treatment infrastructure is the key to boosting our water recycling, and buffering ourselves against the impact of water shortage.

10/02/2021

The ongoing California water crisis is going to keep worsening unless we have smart policies and implement new technologies to combat it.

https://zcu.io/QaJ2

Of course Southern California didn't voluntarily conserve water. We were told it was a Northern California problem. But now it's our problem too.

07/30/2021

Check out explain a new feature in the IOS app. Be sure to update your app to get access to this sweet feature that had been heavily requested.