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Thank you very much for taking time out of your busy schedule to visit the Arianetech booth at GPEC2024.
At GPEC 2024, our 6th Generation LED grow lights have garnered the most attention among our displays. With a peak photosynthetic photon efficiency of 4.0 micromoles per joule (µmol/J), our lights can significantly reduce energy consumption for vertical farms. When combined with the right farm design and setup, these lights can help make vertical farming profitable.
Our AI-enabled robotic transplanter, showcased for the first time, will help reduce the reliance on human operators for transplanting young seedlings, thereby lowering manpower costs. Additionally, we are displaying a working model of a multi-tier movable gully system that can be deployed in both indoor and greenhouse environments. This system is also designed to use the AI robotic transplanter as a separate module to improve production yield.
Please feel free to contact us to learn more about our products and how our solutions can help make farm more efficient and sustainable.
From 24th to 26th July 2024, our company will be exhibiting at the Greenhouse Horticulture and Plant Factory Exhibition held at Tokyo Big Sight. We will exhibiting our new products such as New-Generation LED lights and AI automation technology at this event. We welcome you to visit our booth.
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Our CEO Mr.Edwin Ong visited to GreenTech in Amsterdam on 12th,13th,14th June. That is a truly amazing experience to explore almost everything about modern application of technology into Farming.
Besides learning from some of the best in the industry during this event, he met some old friends and make new connections too.
This is an opportunity for people around the world to learn and share, where “East Meets West”.
On May 16, Dr. Chieri Kubota, a professor at Ohio State University who leads the Ohio Controlled Environment Agricultural Center (OHCEAC), visited Kashiwanoha Campus with OptimIA members. During the JPFA×OptimIA Collaboration Forum the visiting professors and researchers, together with JPFA member companies gave lightning talks and held discussions on the construction and operation of plant factories.
Arianetech hopes to cooperate with universities and colleges in the future to design and build new modern plant factory, which are resilient enough to be able to compete with traditional farms. One of the American professors whose research is focusing on how to increase the economic benefits of plant factories, is highly consistent with what we are currently pursuing now and this is a new research area where we don’t see much but is crucial to the survival of indoor farms.
The OptimIA project is a multi-state university research and extension collaboration among controlled-environment plant physiologists, agricultural engineers, and agricultural economists.