We are proud to communicate that Wageningen University and Research selected Quantified sensors for data acquisition in the 4th edition of the Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge!
In this Challenge, the sensors will be used to collect a vast amount of climate and soil data as input for the AI models of greenhouse and crops. The FireFly – Poseidon sensors enable wireless sensing of soil moisture, -EC and -temperature together with localized climate parameters. The technology was validated within the EIP-AGRI project “Nursery Stock Growing Support System”, in collaboration with the Landwirtschaftskammer Nordrhein-Westfalen and Wageningen University and Research.
Quantified Sensor Technology has a wide range of wireless sensors available and is continuously adding new sensors to its portfolio, latests addidtions are a wireless young plant trays scale and pointed leaf sensor.
Feel free to contact us if you would like to learn more about our systems.
We wish all the competing teams inspiration and creativity, and of course an abundance of healthy tasty dwarf tomatoes!
Con una superficie de 56 hectáreas dedicadas al cultivo de tomate, distribuidas en seis ubicaciones de los Países Bajos, The Valley gestiona la fertirrigación a
Operating on 56 hectares of tomato production spread across six locations in the Netherlands, The Valley manages fertigation at scale. Bryan Riebeek, Crop Specialist at
Bosch Growers grows bell peppers and soft fruits (blackberries and strawberries) across operations in the Netherlands and the United States. In daily cultivation, reliable data plays a central role in understanding greenhouse conditions and enabling timely decisions. For Erwin de Bruijn, Cultivation Manager at Bosch Growers, Quantified has become an integral part of his daily routine.
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