Source (in Swedish) Artificial intelligence can warn growers of damage and predict the harvest – long before the human eye can detect it. At Kabbarp’s greenhouse, a large-scale pilot project using EcoSense and thousands of pots of lettuce is currently underway. So far, 2,500 plants have been grown with AI. “AI will help us raise …
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Lack of insights into plant health: Indoor farming environments can be complex, and without access to real-time data on plant health, you may struggle to identify early signs of issues such as nutrient deficiencies, infestations, or diseases. Timely intervention is crucial to prevent crop losses, and data-driven insights enable you to detect and address problems …
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We are excited to announce our partnership with Kabbarps Trädgård, a leading greenhouse from the south of Sweden, as they look to modernize their farm and embrace the latest in technology. Our hardware and software solutions for indoor farming are aligned with Kabbarps’ vision to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and cut energy costs. This partnership …
