19 stories in Greenhouse automation.

Tomato and cucumber greenhouses in Almería will test sensors, hyperspectral measurements and automated ventilation within the European AgriDataValue project.
Source AgriDataValue

A greenhouse sensor-network study maps uneven growing conditions and tests separate prediction models for different vertical layers.
Source Agronomy

A study of five organic vegetable crops reports water and yield benefits from an automated system tested with growers in Sa Kaeo.
Source AgriEngineering

AgriSMART Lestari combines remote monitoring and automated irrigation with a pilot using kenaf biomass as a mushroom-growing substrate.
Source Universiti Putra Malaysia, Institute of Plantation Studies

Greenhouse in Transition brings universities and industry together to rethink growing systems and their connections with nearby farms, homes and industrial sites.
Source Wageningen University & Research

A Danish–German project aims to help growers retain irrigation water longer by measuring the nutrients that bulk salt readings cannot distinguish.
Source University of Southern Denmark

Historical example: Team IDEAS led a dwarf-tomato cultivation competition that evaluated production outcomes alongside operating costs.
Source Wageningen University & Research