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This document provides a comparison between the flat multi-tier system and the Veggie Tree (vertical system). It includes a comparison of cultivation areas explaining the number of plants that can be grown in the same space, as well as a comparison of water conservation based on the differences in water volume between the nutrient pool and nutrient tank. Additionally, we have introduced many aspects of the Veggie Tree vertical plant tower, so please take a moment to read through it. [Contents (excerpt)] - Comparison of cultivation areas - Comparison of electricity costs - Comparison of safety - Comparison of water conservation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We believe that the future of plant factories suitable for climate change will be a hybrid system that combines sunlight and artificial light. Many flat multi-layer plant factories are struggling to operate amid rising electricity costs, labor shortages, increasing minimum wages, and rising raw material and transportation costs. However, we cannot reduce the time of LED lights. Reducing photosynthesis promotion directly leads to poor growth, which affects sales prices and directly results in decreased revenue. Our rotating tower type system allows multiple plants to share fixed LED lights, making it a low-cost and efficient cultivation method that requires fewer LED lights. In family restaurants, serving robots are active, primarily aimed at reducing labor costs, but this method can also be applied to the rotating tower cultivation system, enabling the automation of plant factories through improvements. We will continue to pursue broad technical support and joint development to promote vertical automation systems. We are seeking the participation of partner companies.
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