OdinS and Riversa reorganize their technology offering under the Irridea Smart brand, which integrates the WiGarden solutions, for urban green areas, and WiKeeper, for sports facilities.
Monday, October 19, 2026. OdinS, a Murcia-based company specializing in IoT solutions and recognized with the 2025 Chamber of Commerce Innovation Award, and Riversa, a Marbella-based company and leader in the irrigation sector with half a century of experience in the market, announce a new structure for Irridea Smart, which now identifies the smart irrigation technology developed jointly by both companies and on which two specialized solutions are based: WiGarden and WiKeeper.
With this evolution, the solution for the intelligent management of irrigation in parks and gardens, previously known as Irridea Smart and present in more than 20 cities such as Murcia, Salamanca, Logroño, and Las Rozas, will now be called WiGarden. WiKeeper, meanwhile, maintains its identity as a solution specializing in the irrigation of sports facilities. Both share the Irridea Smart technology, based on sensors, automation, and intelligent data analysis to optimize water use.
The new structure responds to the progressive specialization of needs in both sectors and allows the portfolio to be organized for clients while maintaining the same technological base and a common vision around water efficiency, automation and data-driven management.
This new phase is accompanied by a renewed visual identity for Irridea Smart, which reinforces its role as a common technology brand for both solutions.
WiGarden, the evolution of Irridea Smart for the management of green areas
WiGarden builds upon the technology developed for managing parks and gardens, previously known as Irridea Smart. Under a new name, WiGarden maintains its smart irrigation capabilities, while also incorporating other features such as water quality monitoring in fountains and ponds, and early prevention of accidents caused by trees.
The solution allows irrigation to be automatically adapted to the real conditions of the environment through sensors, meteorological and soil information and intelligent and predictive algorithms, facilitating more precise management of water resources.
This technology has allowed the Murcia City Council to reduce water consumption for the irrigation of parks and gardens by 35%, according to data reported by the council itself.
It is currently present in more than 20 Spanish cities, where it contributes to dynamically adapting the irrigation strategy to the needs of each area at any given time, moving towards more sustainable municipal management models.
WiKeeper, a solution designed for sports facilities
WiKeeper represents the Irridea Smart branch specializing in sports facilities, where precision has a direct impact on the playing field, performance, and sports safety.
With a simple yet advanced application, the solution allows you to manage irrigation on various types of fields and tracks, schedule watering, create and control independent zones, and maintain traceability of all actions. It can also be complemented with sensors for better monitoring of turf health.
WiKeeper already has a presence in leading sports facilities, including the Zubieta Sports City of Real Sociedad, as well as facilities of Real Valladolid CF and Elche CF, consolidating a specific trajectory within the sports field.
One technology, two specialized solutions
The new Irridea Smart structure responds to the evolving needs of water management in urban and sports environments and reinforces the joint commitment of OdinS and Riversa to the digitalization of irrigation.
With WiGarden and WiKeeper, both companies consolidate an offering of specialized solutions that share the same technological base and a common goal: to facilitate more efficient, automated water management adapted to the real conditions of each installation.
This evolution allows for the continued development of new technological capabilities and progress in the application of smart irrigation in a context where the optimization of water resources is one of the main challenges for public administrations and green space managers.
