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Browse 484 solutions in controlled environment agriculture on the Halo network

Updated Nov 2, 2026

Controlled environment agriculture grows crops indoors, under light and climate the grower sets. On Halo, the solutions cover greenhouse imaging and monitoring, robots in the greenhouse, lighting and climate, and plant signals and nutrients. Sign up to search the full network and post your specific need.

Greenhouse imaging and monitoring

DC

IUNU Inc · Supplier

LUNA AI: Low-cost greenhouse phenotyping system by IUNU

Greenhouse phenotyping at a fraction of the usual cost, read in real time.

In-development
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Dylan SwartzDylan Swartz

Gravity Farms · Supplier

Low-cost AI-powered cameras for plant health monitoring in greenhouses

Cellular-connected cameras with AI, priced to put one over every bay.

In-development
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Ackley Dias WillAckley Dias Will

Andrews University

Smart greenhouse monitoring system with AI insights and privacy protection

Greenhouse monitoring with AI insight and automatic anonymization for privacy.

In-development
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Robots in the greenhouse

EM

Neatleaf · Startup

Fully autonomous cable robot for indoor and greenhouse cultivation

A fully autonomous cable robot that covers a controlled environment from overhead.

In-development
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JM

Neatleaf · Startup

AI and robotics for precision agriculture and plant health monitoring

An AI robotic system for plant health monitoring across a growing area.

In-development
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Kaan ArmaganKaan Armagan

Vertum Technologies, Inc. · Startup

AI-powered robotic fertigation optimization platform for tomato greenhouses

A robot arm and sensing combined into fertigation control.

Pilot/trialIn-development
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Lighting and climate

Kevin LeblancKevin Leblanc

Brilliant Photonics Inc. · Supplier

Integrated Liquid-Cooled Lighting and Thermal Management System for agriculture production

Liquid-cooled horticultural lighting, moving the heat out of the canopy.

Sponsored researchIn-development
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TH

University of Cambridge

Circadian-optimized lighting protocols for vertical and urban glasshouse farming

Lighting protocols that follow a natural day-night ramp, not a flat block.

Sponsored researchIn-development
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KW

University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Light Intensity Optimization for Indoor Lettuce Seedling Production

Raises light intensity on indoor lettuce seedlings to lift yield after transplant and reduce tip burn.

Sponsored researchIn-development
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Plant signals and nutrients

Carrol PlummerCarrol Plummer

Vivent SA · Supplier

Greenhouse monitoring and control using plant bio-signals

Reads electrical signals from the plant to monitor greenhouse crops and feed control systems in any lighting.

In-development
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Carrol PlummerCarrol Plummer

Vivent SA · Supplier

TANG: AI-driven autonomous nutrigation and irrigation for greenhouse tomatoes using plant electrophysiology

Reads tomato electrophysiology to drive fertigation automatically, catching nutrient and drought stress before symptoms show.

Sponsored researchIn-development
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Growing systems and crops

LC

180 Pipe · Startup

Patented Vertical Farming Conduit Technology

A modular vertical conduit chassis for sterile hydroponic production, packing more crop into less floor space.

Equity investmentIn-development
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AC

Phytoform · Startup

Genome-edited tomatoes for optimized vertical farming

Transgene-free genome-edited tomatoes bred for vertical farms, taking indoor growing past leafy greens.

In-development
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About controlled environment agriculture

Instrumentation is most of the work on Halo. Imaging and sensing entries outnumber everything else, and a second cluster puts robots into the greenhouse to carry those sensors down the row. On Halo it spans five groups, including greenhouse imaging and monitoring, robots in the greenhouse, and lighting and climate.

Stage of development. Work on controlled environment agriculture on Halo is split between university programs and companies. 31% of the solutions are in market. Co-development and pilot engagements are the usual partnering routes, and about 37% of the solutions that state terms offer licensing.

Three trends in controlled environment agriculture on Halo

The greenhouse as an instrumented space. Fourteen entries image or sense the crop: RGB-D with deep learning, multispectral stress detection, thermal on a smartphone rig, and battery-less passive sensors that nobody has to service. Almost every one of them names low cost as the design constraint, which says the barrier is coverage and not capability.

Carrying the sensor down the row. A second cluster moves the instrument in place of multiplying it: an autonomous cable robot working overhead, a robot arm doing fertigation, several tissue-sampling platforms, and 9 cm drones delivering pollen. Robotics is mostly a transport answer to a sensing problem.

Setting the light, not just supplying it. Lighting entries have moved past intensity. One runs a natural day-night ramp to improve biomass, another cools the fixture with liquid to keep heat out of the canopy, and a third tunes seedling light intensity for what happens after transplant. The schedule and the thermal path are the product.

443organizations
484solutions listed
59%from startups and companies
31%in market

Frequently asked questions

What is controlled environment agriculture?

Controlled environment agriculture grows crops indoors, where light, climate, water and nutrients are set by the grower and not inherited from the weather. It covers greenhouse and vertical farm structures, horticultural lighting, sensing and imaging that read crop condition, robotics that move through the canopy, and the cultivars bred for the conditions. Growers, greenhouse builders and produce companies are the buyers.

What are examples of controlled environment agriculture?

Five examples of controlled environment agriculture solutions on Halo include:

  • Greenhouse phenotyping at a fraction of the usual cost, read in real time. (IUNU Inc)
  • A fully autonomous cable robot that covers a controlled environment from overhead. (Neatleaf)
  • Liquid-cooled horticultural lighting, moving the heat out of the canopy. (Brilliant Photonics Inc.)
  • Reads electrical signals from the plant to monitor greenhouse crops and feed control systems in any lighting. (Vivent SA)
  • A modular vertical conduit chassis for sterile hydroponic production, packing more crop into less floor space. (180 Pipe)

What are the latest controlled environment agriculture innovations?

Over the past 90 days, researchers and innovators on Halo have added these controlled environment agriculture solutions:

  • A modular vertical conduit chassis for sterile hydroponic production, packing more crop into less floor space. (180 Pipe)

Which companies and suppliers are developing controlled environment agriculture?

There are 443 organizations with controlled environment agriculture solutions on Halo, 108 of them universities and research institutions. Among them are IUNU Inc, Gravity Farms, and Andrews University. Most offer co-development or pilot engagements. Sign up to see every organization working in the area and to send them your specific need.

How do I find controlled environment agriculture research partners?

Browsing controlled environment agriculture solutions on Halo is free. Sign up to search the full network and save the ones you want. Post your specific need to get exact matches. Organizations reply directly on the platform.

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