Two recent developments from leading horticultural LED lighting suppliers demonstrate how this technology continues to grow ever more sophisticated in order to meet the needs of large-scale commercial greenhouse production. US-based Curtis Mathes Grow Lights Inc (CMGL) has launched a novel control, monitoring and alert system designed to provide WiFi-based automated control of its Harvester lighting units; while Valoya, a provider of high-end, energy-efficient LED grow lights for use in crop science, vertical farming and medicinal plants cultivation, has today announced a licensing program making its patented technology available to LED manufacturers and horticultural LED fixture providers. CMGL says its…
Author: Anthony James
Anthony James
With over 20 years experience in editorial management and content creation for a broad spectrum of market-leading B2B magazines and websites in the transport and technology sectors, Anthony has written news and features covering everything from airport security to autonomous vehicles, and stadium design to sustainable energy.
