The Agricultural/Aquaculture industry needs to reduce work burden soon due to labor shortage by aging society. How cultivation techniques will be passed down to the next generation of farmers is also a medium-term challenge. On the other hand, the use of ICT such as robot technology, remote sensing technology, cloud systems, etc., is rapidly progressing in other industries. This trend is also reaching the agricultural/aquacultural sector, and a “smart” scientific agriculture/aquaculture paradigm shift based on data is around the corner.
Agriculture/Aquaculture can be seen as a Manufacturing Industry. CONTEC’s measurement and control technologies can also be used in the agricultural/aquacultural sector. CONTEC’s controllers have excellent environmental resistance and can be operated stably even in environments where the temperature varies as outdoors. Sensing the environment of greenhouses, and controlling automatically based on acquisition data. We contribute to automating the watering process, which is a skill that takes 10 years to master, achieving quality control of local branded products, solving agricultural/aquacultural issues, and further increasing production volumes.
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Monitoring and visualizing remaining tank capacities helps improve efficiency of refill operations for all tanks, making it easier to arrange materials and control inventory. Reductions in inventory management costs are also possible.
This system enables semi-automated melon cultivation using the CONPROSYS™ PAC series.
This system obtains environmental measurement data from a vegetable plant to allow users to check remotely what’s happening in the factory while staying in the office or away from the facility.
Daiwa Computer Co., Ltd. Ltd., which develops core software for business use, integrates services, and sells systems, is currently aiming for "i-農業®" (i-Nogyo) (Nogyo=Agriculture) with ICT. The company adopted Contec's CONPROSYS PAC Series into the cutting-edge melon hydroponic cultivation for the next generation agriculture improvement.
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