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Market expansion driven by demand for small-scale, high-value crop cultivation
Affordable and convenient remote control possible based on mobile communication technologyWith the advancement of home IoT technology, it is now possible to control household lighting, gas valves, and more from outside. What would it look like if such IoT technology were applied to agriculture?
As the single-person farming population increases, the cultivation of small-scale, high-value-added crops is growing, leading to a growing demand for 'smart greenhouses.' State-of-the-art greenhouses that allow for remote control of functions such as opening and closing windows, operating sprinklers, and supplying nutrient solutions using devices like smartphones are called 'smart greenhouses.'
If Electronics is a company with technology for controlling facility equipment in smart greenhouses, and has developed an electronic component module for the interface between a set-top box device and facility equipment based on mobile communication technology, a sensor board for a light intensity sensor, and a remote control app.
Smart Green House Structural Plan
Since the set-top box utilizes mobile communication, it incurs lower setup costs and is easier to install and manage compared to technologies that use third-party servers or networks. Additionally, it can be operated with a single touch via a remote control app, making it simpler to use compared to methods that involve an external server requiring subscription and login. While existing products utilize temperature, humidity, CO2, and illuminance sensors, this product extracts all growth data using a single light intensity sensor.
Greenhouse boilers, fans, switches, water spray controllers, and water curtain radiators can be remotely controlled using artificial intelligence, allowing for diverse integration depending on on-site conditions.
"Our target market is smart greenhouses under 600 pyeong. We focused on increasing production volume, reducing costs, and enhancing convenience and time savings. We are currently testing the technology by applying it to agricultural boilers at a tomato complex in Gwangju, and we plan to conduct tests in Icheon and Yeoju in Gyeonggi Province as well," said Kim Ho-young, CEO of If Electronics.
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