In Italy, a land favored by the sun and steeped in history, viticulture is not merely an agricultural art but a profound dialogue with the “terroir”. Nowadays, the seasonal rhythm disorder, frequent extreme weather and water resource pressure brought about by climate change are quietl...
In an age of lidar, weather satellites, and AI prediction models, a simple mechanical device—two small plastic buckets and a lever—remains the source of rainfall data for 95% of the world’s automatic weather stations. It’s a testament to engineering simplicity and the democratization ...
Seeing “Three-in-One” at a Glance
Traditional hydrological monitoring requires separate installation of water level gauges, flow velocity meters, and flow calculation devices, leading to fragmented data and complex maintenance. The Radar 3-in-1 technology, using millimeter-wave radar...
When you taste a crisp leaf of lettuce from a modern hydroponic farm, you’re consuming not just vitamins, but terabytes of data. At the core of this silent “agricultural revolution” are not LED lights or nutrient solutions, but a ”digital sensory system” composed of ...
Facing the complex challenges brought about by climate change, such as frequent extreme weather, uneven distribution of water resources and the dominance of small-scale farming, the sustainable development of agriculture in Southeast Asia is urgently seeking technological innovation as a breakthr...
In the world of solar photovoltaic and solar thermal power generation, solar radiation is the only and free “fuel”, but its energy flow is intangible and variable. Accurately and reliably measuring the input of this “fuel” is the absolute cornerstone for evaluating system ...
In the field of precipitation monitoring, although traditional tipping bucket rain gauges are widely used, their mechanical structure is prone to clogging, wear, evaporation loss and strong wind interference, and they have limitations when measuring drizzle or high-intensity heavy rain. In pursui...
From monitoring soil respiration to early pest warnings, invisible gas data is becoming modern agriculture’s most valuable new nutrient
At 5 a.m. in the lettuce fields of California’s Salinas Valley, a set of sensors smaller than a palm are already at work. They don’t measure m...
In the field of meteorological monitoring and automatic control, the perception of precipitation events has evolved from simple “presence or absence” judgments to precise identification of precipitation forms (such as rain, snow, freezing rain, hail, etc.). This subtle yet crucial dis...