One central control point for your greenhouse: climate, irrigation, strategy and knowledge fully integrated

In the greenhouse, nothing operates in isolation. Irrigation influences humidity; humidity affects temperature control; temperature changes plant activity and water demand; CO₂ and radiation steer assimilation and transpiration.

When these factors are steered manually and reactively, growers spend time correcting one adjustment with another. Crop Controller avoids this by continuously recalculating climate and irrigation settings based on real-time data, weather forecasts and crop behavior.

The result is practical: fewer reactive corrections and more consistent execution of the grower’s crop strategy.

Seeing is believing: how growers take the first step towards autonomous control

A six-month trial with Crop Controller gives you a practical introduction to AI-powered climate and irrigation steering, whilst being supported by an Autonomous Greenhouse Manager. During the trial, you’ll see how the system turns data and forecasts into proactive actions, maintaining consistency without repetitive manual work. Every decision is transparent, every adjustment traceable, and every review an opportunity to learn. It’s the most effective way to prove the value of autonomous control before scaling.

Strategic screen use in autumn: how Crop Controller helps you get it right

As the greenhouse season shifts from summer into autumn, growers face a familiar but complex challenge: when to start closing energy screens. It’s not just a technical decision, it’s a strategic one that affects energy use, crop health, and climate stability. And it’s exactly the kind of decision that Crop Controller is designed to support.

4 Things You Might Not Know About Autonomous Control

Autonomous control isn’t a distant promise. It’s a proven, data-driven approach that’s helping growers save time, reduce variability, and focus on what matters most: crop quality and strategic growth. Here are four things you might not know about how it works — and why it’s already making a difference.