Research and technology in plant factories with artificial lighting: past, present and future Mr John P. Ellersick

Research and technology in plant factories with artificial lighting: past, present and future Mr John P. EllersickThe past decade has seen rapid improvements in the technology used for plant factories with artificial light (PFALs), and these improvements are expected to continue for the coming years. These technological advancements are both a continuation and a synthesis of technologies that have been under development for centuries if not millennia. Here, we categorize PFAL technologies into six categories: architecture & automation, lighting, climate control,

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