Students in Barahona develop sensors to save water

Two final-year Computer Systems Engineering students from the Universidad Católica Tecnológica de Barahona (Ucateba) have developed a new technological platform designed to optimize agricultural water usage. The system utilizes sensors to help farmers manage resources more efficiently.

The initiative aims to assist agricultural producers by reducing operational costs while simultaneously increasing overall productivity. By integrating this technology into farming practices, the developers seek to address water conservation needs within the sector.