Irrigation Integrity
Find irrigation problems before they become field losses.
AGK9 helps farm teams inspect irrigation zones consistently, document visible anomalies, and verify alerts from fixed sensors such as WaterWhistle.
The Operational Challenge
Irrigation failures are often local, intermittent, and hard to verify.
A pressure or flow anomaly may indicate a leak, clog, valve problem, broken fitting, damaged line, or field condition that requires inspection. Sending a person to search a large block takes time. AGK9 provides a repeatable way to collect geolocated evidence closer to the source.
AGK9 does not claim underground leak detection unless separately tested and verified.
What AGK9 Can Inspect
Pilot targets
- Visible leaks and spray
- Pooling or unusual wet areas
- Dry or stressed row segments
- Damaged drip lines and fittings
- Valve and filter-area conditions
- Pump and pressure-station indicators
- Evidence around a WaterWhistle alert location
Outputs
- Irrigation-zone map
- Time-stamped and geolocated evidence
- Severity ranking
- Comparison with fixed-sensor data
- Work order
- Repair verification
- Daily or irrigation-cycle report
WaterWhistle + AGK9
Fixed sensors detect the signal. The AI Agent dispatches AGK9 to investigate.
01
WaterWhistle identifies an abnormal pressure or irrigation pattern.
02
The AiFOS Irrigation Agent correlates the signal with farm context and prioritizes the location.
03
The Agent proposes or dispatches an AGK9 route to capture visual and thermal evidence.
04
AiFOS summarizes the finding and recommends a work order for human approval.
05
A follow-up signal or mission verifies the repair and updates the operating history.
Pilot Success Measures
- Time from alert to verification
- Percentage of target routes completed
- Number of actionable issues found
- False-alert reduction after human review
- Labor or truck-roll time avoided
- Repair closure documentation
Thresholds are defined in the pilot statement of work—not promised publicly as fixed results.
Turn irrigation alerts into verified field action.
We will work with your irrigation team to select one block, define alert types, map routes, and establish measurable success criteria.