What is a Smart Farm?

Proto uses the Internet of Things to monitor various factors like soil moisture, air temperature, and CO2 concentration in real time. It automatically adjusts environmental conditions to promote plant growth. Managers can remotely control equipment in the greenhouse for smart management.

Transform From Farmer’s Contract to Owning Own Farm

Two smart greenhouses in Hsinchu and Miaoli produce strawberry fruit and seedlings. Each covers over 500 sq. meters.

The greenhouse uses IoT sensors to monitor crop status and adjust shading, temperature, and other factors automatically. Big data analysis is used to increase production and forecast disease/insect pests. Future plans include facilities for sorting, refrigerating, and drying strawberries, as well as a leisure farm and research equipment.

Smart agriculture improves management efficiency and solves labor shortage and aging issues. Quantified data helps the government and enterprises provide timely assistance.

Smart agriculture improves management efficiency and solves labor shortage and aging issues. Quantified data helps the government and enterprises provide timely assistance.

Monitor the external environment in real time and make emergency treatment, record and analyze the growth of crops, so that the crops are in the best condition at any time.

Smart greenhouses can control temperature, humidity and other variables at any time to provide the best environment for crops.

Through the intelligent planting system, the precise application of fertilizers and irrigation water reduces manpower and increases production.