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We’ve changed the paradigm.
First, the fixtures are installed. Then, greenhouse producers establish a basic light recipe before the start of production based on the produce, the stage of growth, and the location of the greenhouse with the support of Sollum’s team. Sollum also enables multi-zone light management that allows growers to implement several different recipes at the same time. Our SUN as a Service® cloud platform automatically adapts the lighting to match the recipe based on ambient light. In addition, producers can elect to modify their recipe or temporarily adjust luminosity to improve crop quality and productivity based on growth-related observations.
Not only does our technology allow growers to calibrate light intensity, it also enables them to add, remove, modulate, and manage the ratios of colour wavelengths such as far-red, blue, or green in real time – in just a few seconds. Think of light intensity modulation in the same way you would using a dimmer on your PC. That gives the grower the ability to define what is best for each crop at each phase of growth. And in making lighting 100% programmable, Sollum can recreate the full spectrum of the Sun’s natural light and its cycles with 99% accuracy.
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What’s in it for growers?
Such unique programmability is made possible by Sollum’s AI-powered LED grow light, which implements any recipe. One fixture does it all and growers benefit from all software updates. The best part? Our solution is future-proof: it tailors itself to producers’ growing methods and objectives, not the other way around. Using the same lighting system, growers can rotate crops as they see fit and produce year-round to meet ever-increasing demand for local produce, even in places with low levels of natural light during the winter. And yes, generate revenue all year long!
For more information:
Jenny Zammit Kassim Tremblay
Marketing and Business Operations Business Development
j.zammit@ sollum.techkassim@ sollum.tech
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