To help ensure gardens are kept safe from animals gardeners will often use fences or chemicals, but the ScareCrow Motion-Activated Animal Repellent is designed to work differently.
Affixing to a water supply, the system works by monitoring gardens and simply spraying water at animals rather than using harsh chemicals or physical fences. The unit will protect up to 1,200-square-feet of garden and can be linked with other units to create an invisible forcefield for protecting fruits, veggies and flowers.
The ScareCrow Motion-Activated Animal Repellent system might work for scaring off raccoons, deer, rabbits and more, but it's also efficient. Every time it's activated, the unit will only use about three cups worth of water to help reduce the influx of wasted water.
Animal-Deterring Garden Gadgets
The ScareCrow Motion-Activated Animal Repellent Uses No Chemicals
Trend Themes
1. Motion-activated Animal Repellents - The market is prime for motion-activated animal repellents that use alternative methods like water sprays to ward off animals.
2. Non-toxic Garden Protection - With more consumers looking for eco-friendly and safe alternatives for gardening, non-toxic garden protection gadgets could be a game changer in the market.
3. Smart Garden Deterrents - As consumers continue to embrace smart home technology, there is a window of opportunity for smart garden deterrents that can be controlled remotely via smartphone apps or voice assistants.
Industry Implications
1. Home Security - Home security companies can venture into the manufacturing and selling of motion-activated animal repellents, which could potentially aid in securing yards and gardens from intrusion.
2. Sustainability - Manufacturers can take up the opportunity to create non-toxic, eco-friendly and sustainable garden protection gadgets, tapping into the market of conscious consumers who prioritize sustainability.
3. Smart Home Gadgets - The market for consumer smart home gadgets is rapidly growing, suggesting potential opportunities for companies to create smart garden deterrents and market them together with existing home gadgets or product lines.