Priva|Aranet wireless sensors can now be fully integrated with the control software of Priva Connext and Compact CC climate computers, making it possible to use multiple measurements at once.
The two companies are combining their complementary strengths to give growers the advanced, flexible oversight and control they need to run their operations.
During the event, manufacturers shared information on their latest research, products, technology, and how each company is supporting growers in their pursuit of operational efficiency.
The partnership will operate as Integrated Water Process and will focus on total water management by providing growers with a range of scalable water solutions.
GreenTech, the Netherlands-based horticulture technology trade show, opened with an award presentation for Priva’s deleafing robot, which accurately removes leaves from tomato plants without spreading viruses.
Growers today are looking for systems that save energy, are easy to use, and can be accessed remotely. New products from leading manufacturers are designed to tap into these needs.
The deleafing robot, which is designed to mimic the performance of a human while being economically viable, will be tested and evaluated by Dutch growers later this year.
Co-hosted by Priva North America and Svensson, the Sustainable Climate Management seminar attracted more than 60 growers to Leamington, where they learned about climate management innovations and strategies.
