A rotating hydroponics for lettuce cultivation with fuzzy-based adaptive speed control using computer vision-based spectral phenotypes
In the coming years, the world population is expected to go as high as 9.8 billion in 2050, according to the United Nations organization. This phenomenon leads to the increasing requirement for food supply and space. To address these issues, experts see indoor urban hydroponic farming as a solution...
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Main Author: | Aquino, Heinrick L. |
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