Titlebook: Smart Plant Factory; The Next Generation Toyoki Kozai Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2018 Vertical farming.Indoor farming.Ur

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Protocols, Issues and Potential Improvements of Current Cultivation Systemsmparisons, suggestions and potential solutions based on academic data and practical experiences are introduced. Those who are going to start a business or research in a plant factory and those who are already operating a plant factory have a general idea about the basic requirements of plants in var

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Design and Control of Smart Plant Factoryexplained by the less disturbance in estimating the internal state of the controlled target. Several control models are explained from various viewpoints such as plant environment model, model-based control, hierarchical control, etc. Finally, three fundamental elements for designing a smart plant f

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Renewable Energy Makes Plant Factory “Smart”e at all that the solar panel converts light into electricity, which is then converted back into light by artificial lighting devices and then in turn into chemical by the plant? We review, as an experiment, how the power systems provide the plant factories with photovoltaic (PV) renewable energy ge

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Total Indoor Farming Concepts for Large-Scale Productions to grow crops and enable the production of safe, clean, nutritious, and affordable food. However, to realize the yields needed, some of the plant’s requirements must be met. For this a climate system was designed where light, temperature, and evaporation are controlled independently. In the modula

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Air Distribution and Its Uniformitying conditions for plants. Combined effects of multitiers, heat from supplemental lighting, improper air conditioning, and air distribution system design can lead to environmental nonuniformity in PFALs. The principle for the design of air distribution system is to understand the physics of wind and

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LED Lighting Technique to Control Plant Growth and Morphologyghting. The spectral distribution of the light affects plant growth mainly via photosynthesis, and it affects plant morphology mainly via other light receptor reactions. Photosynthetic reactions and the reactions of light receptors against spectral distribution are described. Plant net photosyntheti