Husqvarna Ab

Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich

Philipp Bolliger

Moritz Köhler

Florian Soor

Johannes Gungl

Horst Schnürle

Benedikt Ostermaier

Lukas Bachmann

Horst Schnurle

Moritz KÖHLER

Moritz Kohler

A system may include a sensor disposed on a parcel of land, watering equipment comprising a watering pump and processing circuity, and a user terminal comprising a user interface. The sensor may be configured to detect moisture conditions. The processing circuitry may be configured to direct the watering pump to operate in accordance with an operational mode. The user terminal may be configured to output system information via the user interface based on sensor data provided by the sensor, control the watering pump to operate in accordance with the operational mode, and delegate operational control of the system to a second user in response to a delegation input provided by a first user via the user interface.

Intelligent watering system

A system () may include sensor equipment () including one or more sensors () disposed on a parcel of land, watering equipment () disposed on the parcel and configured to selectively apply water to the parcel, and a gateway () configured to provide for communication with the sensor equipment () and the watering equipment (). The watering equipment () may include a watering pump (), the watering pump () being operably coupled to a water source () and a water line () to alternately couple the water source () to and isolate the water source () from the water line (), and processing circuitry (). The processing circuitry () may be configured to determine an operational mode of the watering pump () and direct the watering pump () to operate in accordance with the operational mode.

The invention relates to a sprinkler control system () for controlling at least one sprinkler (). A program system () which determines a sprinkler area () of the sprinkler () using an area chart () is provided.

Sprinkler control system

The invention relates to a system for monitoring and controlling activities of at least one gardening tool () within at least one activity zone (). According to the invention, a monitoring device () is provided for analyzing at least one activity zone state of the activity zone () and at least one gardening tool state of the gardening tool () to control the gardening tool ().

System for monitoring and controlling activities of at least one gardening tool within at least one activity zone

The invention relates to a system and method for determining the state, state changes, and/or condition changes of a potted plant and for indicating the determined state of said object to the owner or user thereof, wherein the system and method locally determine at least one physical and/or chemical parameter on top of on the side of or in the immediate vicinity of the plant () to be monitored by means of preferably several sensors or sensing elements (). Said physical and/or chemical parameter is processed into a coded digital parameter signal and transmitted wirelessly, optionally by means of intermediate stages, to a central processor, which determines a statement about the state of the plant () from said coded digital parameter signal and other digital as an optical and/or acoustic indication of the current or prognosticated state of the plant/object (). The sensation of the object is preferably simulated, which aims at triggering emotions in the user himself, for example, by means of language- and culture-independent icons. The data are determined, processed, and transmitted without significant time delay, in other words, in real time in principle. In the central processing, the data can be combined with further information, for example, the requirements profile of the object, historical data, data of similar objects, climate data, or weather forecasts. The user of the system can automatically be contacted if certain events are ascertained for the monitored object, if for example, an unfavorable forecast or a harmful parameter is ascertained. The sensors or sensing elements and further components are preferably placed in a plant container, an 'intelligent flowerpot' so to speak, in such a way that the sensors or sensing elements are undetectable or barely detectable. Said 'intelligent flowerpot' can comprise a &#x201c;mobile sensor clip&#x201d; as an essential component in addition to sensors arranged therein or thereon.

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Winterthur, Switzerland

Philipp Bolliger