Digital controls can take repetitive work off growers’ plates and provide a clearer picture of how operations are performing.

Funded by a U.S. National Science Foundation grant, the robotic platform aims to fully automate plant phenotyping in tomato crops.

The following recently launched and pilot-stage tools address yield, automation, communications, and facility operations in CEA.

The investment will be used to build automated greenhouses focused on vegetable production in the state of Nuevo Leon.

As a popular year-round crop for indoor farming, mushrooms can be a particularly labor-demanding (and labor-consuming) task. That’s […]

A new report called “Smart Controls for Data-Driven Indoor Agriculture Field Evaluation,” authored by Gretchen Schimelpfenig, Ethan Clifford, and […]

A new report from RaboResearch Food & Agribusiness outlines a shifting landscape for protected horticulture, marked by slower […]

The Canadian province of British Columbia is investing in a mix of smart-farming technology and workforce training to strengthen […]

4XROBOTS is expanding its presence in the U.S. market. As part of this expansion, 4X has joined A3 — the Association for […]

A team competing in Wageningen University & Research’s latest Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge reported substantially higher tomato yields and […]