Environmental Control
Real-Time Environmental Scenario Simulation for Smart Farming Systems
Welcome to the SmartXNature Greenhouse Demo—a live, dynamic visualization of how modern greenhouses respond to real-world environmental challenges using intelligent automation. This interactive module is not a training exercise; it's a demonstration of a fully operational smart farming control system simulating key stress events and system responses that reflect real agronomic logic.
Each of the 12 scenarios simulates a real agricultural issue. Here's what happens behind the scenes during each demonstration:
Trigger: RH drops below 45%
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Dry air stresses plants, inhibits photosynthesis, and increases transpiration. A humidity-controlled greenhouse avoids crop dehydration.
Trigger: RH exceeds 75%
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Excess humidity promotes fungal diseases like botrytis or mildew. Smart venting mitigates risk.
Trigger: Light (PAR) exceeds 1400 µmol/m²/s
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Overexposure to high light levels can cause photoinhibition and sunburn in sensitive crops.
Trigger: Temp < 16°C
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Cold stress delays growth, especially for fruiting crops like tomatoes and cucumbers.
Trigger: Temp > 32°C
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Extreme heat accelerates respiration and reduces fruit set. This demo shows active mitigation.
Trigger: CO₂ dips below 400 ppm
Response Logic:
Why it matters: CO₂ boosts growth by 20–30% in sealed greenhouses. This scenario mirrors enrichment cycles.
Trigger: Soil moisture drops below 30%
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Water stress is one of the biggest causes of crop yield reduction globally. This simulates root-zone optimization.
Trigger: Sensor reads 0 or NaN
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Fault detection is key in autonomous systems to prevent overwatering, overheating, or hardware failure.
Trigger: Simulated blackout
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Power safety ensures crops survive outages with fallback logic (batteries, generator triggers, or shutoffs).
Trigger: Time-based event
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Crop respiration and growth follow diurnal rhythms. The system reflects energy-efficient nighttime routines.
Trigger: Multiple triggers at once (heat, dryness, low CO₂)
Response Logic:
Why it matters: This scenario mimics real emergency logic where crops face multiple simultaneous stressors.
Trigger: Simulated slow sensor drift over time
Response Logic:
Why it matters: Long-term sensor calibration is critical. This shows how systems adapt slowly without sudden overreaction.
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