Komet Irrigation, Austrian specialist in precision sprinkler and end-gun solutions for pivot irrigation, launches a new Application Engineering & Digital Systems department in Brazil. The new department, led by irrigation expert Gustavo Hossri, is supported by a state-of-the-art Experience Hub, located in Paulínia, São Paulo state.
The new hub provides testing, training, and demonstration capabilities with insights available worldwide. The department and the hub together will focus on innovative ag-tech solutions that deliver real-time insights to farmers, helping optimize irrigation performance, increase yields, and improve profitability worldwide.
“The future of global agriculture will inevitably be shaped by advances in irrigation, and application technology will play a central role in this transformation”, says Hossri. “Our laboratory was designed with the purpose to establish new technological foundations, develop precise metrics, and elevate the irrigation sector into a new phase of precision, efficiency, and intelligent operation.”
The department will introduce innovative digital solutions that bring greater visibility, intelligence, and efficiency to irrigation systems. These tools represent an important step in connecting field performance with real-time information, supporting farms of all sizes in operating more sustainably and profitably.
Komet’s presence in Brazil has grown significantly over the past seven years, achieving a substantial part of the local pivot sprinkler market, underscoring why the country was chosen for the new lab. “Brazil is a key market for us, but the innovations we develop here are designed for global use,” Hossri explains. “The insights and solutions will support irrigation efficiency worldwide.”
The Paulínia Experience Hub houses:
- A state-of-art sprinkler performance lab
- On-site training and education for engineers and growers
- Real-time diagnostic tools for real-time system monitoring
Worldwide evolution in irrigation
“The Komet Experience HUB represents the meeting point between scientific knowledge and the real needs of the field,” says Hossri. “Even though it operates from Brazil, the experience we gather here will resonate far beyond, contributing to the evolution of irrigation worldwide.”
Globally, agriculture faces rising pressure to deliver consistent yields amid climate uncertainty. For example, grain output in Brazil is expected to exceed 330 million tons in 2025, while ethanol production nears 30 billion liters, highlighting the importance of reliable irrigation. Komet’s solutions address these challenges.
“Our approach combines global engineering standards with local expertise,” says Hossri. “Sustainability and profitability go hand in hand. We provide farmers with the tools, data, and training to adapt to changing conditions while improving results, whether in Brazil, North America, or anywhere else in the world.”
With the new department and Experience Hub, Komet is positioning Brazil as a global innovation hub, sharing insights and data across its international network.
A major launch event is planned for April 2026, with government officials, academic experts, farmers, media, and partners in attendance.
