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Company Invents Tech That 'Prints' Water for Your Lawn
- schoen 3y agoFrom the headline, I was totally thinking of this as like a 3D printer and then thinking "there's no way there's a feedstock for water that's cheaper to make and transport than ... water!". But it turns out it's rather something like 2D printing that claims to aim the water at particular areas better.
- beefman 3y agoBetter link? https://irrigreen.com/ https://irrigreen.com/
- rini17 3y agoIf you're serious about saving water, then either drip irrigation or simply no lawn. (BTW the obnoxious styling of the links is incredible.)
- joezydeco 3y agoHow does this differ from https://otolawn.com/ https://otolawn.com/ ? It's just buried in the ground?