According to the EPA, the average American home devotes up to 30% of its water for outdoor irrigation, and up to 50% of this water goes to waste due to evaporation or runoff from excessive watering. Using a drip irrigation system is much more efficient than conventional sprinklers and can greatly reduce your water usage and energy bill. You can also consider a product such as Cyber-Rain. Details

Cyber-Rain may sound like a sweet name for a video game, but it's actually a way for automatic-sprinkler owners to save water. Details

Diana Schulz is CEO of Cyber-Rain. Cyber-Rain is a smart sprinkler control system that works through consumers’ PCs to automatically regulate their inground sprinkler systems based on current weather conditions. Customers can monitor the system if they want to, but Cyber-Rain is designed to check the internet for current weather conditions and adjust the sprinkler system accordingly, without human involvement, to reduce inefficient watering. Details

Must-see products that will be displayed include Amped Bikes, where are electric conversion kits you install on any bicycle, and Cyber Rain, a water-saving sprinkler system that connects to your PC and the weather report. Details

Clean tech entrepreneur Diana Schultz, CEO of Cyber-Rain, said the biggest opportunity will come from conservation and efficiencies, because we can implement programs immediately and get results in 5-10 years. Details