Measurement Process

How does the POGO take its measurements?

Using a precisely-tuned and unique process focusing on dielectric permittivity of moisture and EC, making it the only commercially-available research-grade sensor requiring no calibration across turf/soil types. Surface temperature is measured using a thermistor in the plate that rests on the turf (POGO Pro) or via an infrared sensor (POGO Pro+). Soil temperature is measured

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How accurate is the GPS?

Smartphone GPS receivers are rated at 4.6 m (16 ft) accuracy. However, the integrated GPS in the POGO Pro+ and POGO Pro has sub-meter accuracy when receiving signals from 9 or more GPS satellites. Using all three satellite networks including the USA, European and Russian networks, POGO’s GPS precision has improved further since 2022 over

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Does the POGO need to know what soil type my turf is growing in?

No. The POGO requires no calibration across turf/soil types and remains scientifically accurate and precise across measurements. This was determined from extensive research of POGO’s technology, and research and understanding of turfgrass systems, indicating that no matter what the soil or turf type, no matter what depth of roots exist and no matter if it

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