5 stories matching “Autonomous control”.

Blue Radix has launched strawberry support for Crop Controller, connecting greenhouse measurements and weather forecasts to existing climate computers for automated climate decisions throughout the growing cycle.
Source Blue Radix

Wageningen’s 2026–2027 AGROS II project is developing crop sensing and control methods for autonomous greenhouses, comparing a digital-twin approach, trained AI and expert-led data-driven cultivation in cucumber crops.
Source Wageningen University & Research (undated page)

Source.ag announced its acquisition of London-based Optimal in October 2026, bringing together greenhouse management software and autonomous control technology that adjusts climate and irrigation through existing growing hardware.
Source Source.ag

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

Semear Digital is testing irrigation decisions based on crop water stress, with vineyard results in São Paulo and expansion into pineapple production.
Source Semear Digital / Embrapa