Sense
Collect soil, weather, device and zone differences to read real conditions.
In common agricultural scenarios, the system uses zone differences, device feedback, and external conditions to make reliable decisions.
Bring irrigation control, field sensing, and AI recommendations into one practical operating view for orchards and open farmland.
Collect soil, weather, device and zone differences to read real conditions.
Decide whether to irrigate, how much water to use, and which zone first.
Trigger valves and zone devices, then feed results back continuously.
Designed for courtyards, balconies, kitchen gardens, and home fruit trees. It makes irrigation decisions from soil status, weather changes, and zone differences.
Suitable for orchards, greenhouses, and farmlands. It combines stable zone control, status monitoring, and baseline AI decisions.
Built for greenhouses and complex growing sites. It supports more sensors, broader device expansion, and flexible orchestration decisions.
For villas, hotels, campuses, and model spaces. It unifies lighting, switches, scenes, video, and sensors, and works with irrigation as one system.
¥199.00
For home and small scenarios: AI irrigation consultation and deployment guidance.
¥699.00
For farms and sites: zone strategy and orchestration recommendations.
¥1999.00
For multi-site or smart-space projects with customized integration support.
The core capability is AI irrigation decision-making. It uses soil, weather, device, and zone status to decide when and how much to irrigate.
Timer-based irrigation runs by schedule. Yuantuo runs by real conditions and can adjust to weather and soil changes to reduce over- and under-watering.
Home gardens, orchards, greenhouses, agricultural bases, and smart spaces. Users can choose home, standard agriculture, advanced agriculture, or smart-space editions.
Type and send your question in the chat box. The system can hand off to a human consultant for real-time follow-up.
Email: jakenzhu@gmail.com
Phone: 0086 13952009463
Yuantuo decides whether to irrigate now, how much, and which zone first.