With the growing urbanized population, vertical farming becomes indispensable in
eradicating hunger and ensuring food security for the future. Food security has become a …

“Biomimicry” is an acronym used to describe how people looked at nature for inspiration to
tackle a variety of problems. The modern problems of fast-increasing urbanization, land …

Abstract Stakeholder Value Networks (SVN) is a method for identifying and prioritizing
stakeholders and their associated requirements in complex engineering systems …

With a significant decline in the bee population, there is an increasing demand for
automated robotic pollination. This study proposes a novel approach for automating …

Demand and market value for pennywort largely depend on the quality of the leaves, which
can be affected by various ambient environment or fertigation variables during cultivation …

Automatically identifying key physiological factors in plants, such as leaf relative humidity
(LRH), chlorophyll content (Chl), and nitrogen levels (N), is vital for effective aeroponic …

Urban agriculture has emerged as a crucial strategy to address food security and
sustainability challenges, particularly in densely populated areas. This study focused on …

Ever-growing cities constantly increase the distance between suburban regions and semi-
urban areas on the perimeter of the cities, where traditional crop production can take place …

Soil is central to the complex interplay among biodiversity, climate, and society. This paper
examines the interconnectedness of soil biodiversity, climate change, and societal impacts …

This extensive analysis reveals the significant influence of artificial light, especially light-
emitting diodes (LEDs), on enhancing plant growth for sustainable agriculture and …