S08 - Session P1 - Design of vertical farm and space farm - Cybernetic system controlling plant growth factors

Authors: Hsin-Mei Hu *, Alexander Braslavskiy

Land Green and Technology Co., Ltd, Taiwan created a new automated system platform which controls plant growth factors call the Formula G1 (FG1). We built a research center composed of 350 phyto laboratories for plants of various sizes and anyone that has internet access can use these services provided by the FG1. Users are able to custom select the type of plants, phyto laboratory, growth factors and the duration of the experiment. The FG1 is convenient for anyone interested in experimenting plant growth by creating their own formula for optimal growing results of different plantations in different conditions. FG1 provides a vast variety of options. 20 types of water of different structural properties and deuterium composition for the preparation of nutrient medium 240 cylinders of distinct ingredients including nano elements dosage system with an accuracy of up to 0.001 ml for the preparation of the nutrient medium After the nutrients have been mixed with the water, User still can change the nutrient structure by modifying additional factors while flowing to the final reactor. Temperature, PH level and other parameters of the final reactor can be selected before sending to one of the three tanks in the phyto laboratory that is being used for the roots and stem parts. Key features of the phyto laboratory being: Its impermeable structure which gives the possibility to regulate the pressure Created by our company n the first in the world, smart lighting systems The lighting system has 17 independent light spectrums, each having 250 levels of adjustable brightness. The system provides profiles for saving different combinations Automatic temperature and humidity support systems for maintaining a stable temperature for the nutrient medium and plant stem Control system for concentration and mixing of 6 types of gas FG1 provides the opportunity to anyone around the world to have real-time access to new technologies for conducting experiments to solve food problems in their areas and around the globe.