HorizonGrid was started in 2024 in a borewell shed outside Pollachi, where a 7.5 HP pump had burned out for the third monsoon in a row — not because the motor was weak, but because the village grid that fed it had given up first.
We build automation for farms. Not for offices, not for labs — for the panel inside your pump-house, the float-switch on your overhead tank, the starter on your borewell. The everyday machinery that decides whether this season's irrigation goes through, or doesn't.
Every HorizonGrid device is built to work the way a farmer actually uses it: a press of a button on the device itself, or one tap on your phone. No internet at the pump? No problem — the device makes its own decisions. Voltage too low, motor running dry, tank already full — it stops on its own, and tells you what happened the next time you check.
We test in 45 °C summer heat, with hard water and the kind of 3-phase supply you actually get in a village. We pot the boards in resin by hand on the first hundred units of every revision. If a device fails, an engineer is on a motorcycle to your farm within 48 hours.
Our promise is simple. A motor turns on, or it doesn't. A tank fills, or it floods. We are in the business of making sure the thing you expected to happen, actually happens — quietly, on time, season after season.