Agriculture accounts for approximately 70% of global freshwater withdrawals, and in countries such as Saudi Arabia, it represents more than 80% of total freshwater consumption.
Despite advances in irrigation technology, many production systems still rely on fixed schedules or static models that cannot continuously adapt to changing environmental and operational conditions.
As temperatures rise and freshwater resources become increasingly constrained, improving irrigation efficiency alone is no longer enough. Agriculture must become more intelligent, adaptive, and resource-efficient.