The PlantBot
TechnoGadget — October 22, 2008 — Tech
References: theplaycoalition.net & greenupgrader
Most indoor plants need to be placed in specific spots of your home in order for them to receive the sunlight they need to survive. With the design concept from Play Coalition, however, plants can be placed just about anywhere in the house.
Plantbot is a concept planter with legs that can walk on its own. The designers refer to the Plantbot's motion as "Solar-Seeking Botanical Augmentation," in which the robot's programmed solar cells detect optimal sunlight and the planter then moves towards that spot for its daily dose of sunshine.
Plantbot is a concept planter with legs that can walk on its own. The designers refer to the Plantbot's motion as "Solar-Seeking Botanical Augmentation," in which the robot's programmed solar cells detect optimal sunlight and the planter then moves towards that spot for its daily dose of sunshine.
Trend Themes
1. Solar-powered Indoor Planters - The innovation of solar-powered indoor planters allows plants to thrive in any location within a home, regardless of sunlight access.
2. Robotic Planters - The integration of robotics in planters opens up opportunities for autonomous plant movement, ensuring optimal sunlight exposure.
3. Smart Sunlight Detection - The implementation of smart technology in planters enables them to detect and respond to sunlight levels, enhancing plant growth and health.
Industry Implications
1. Home and Garden - The home and garden industry can leverage solar-powered indoor planters to provide versatile solutions for plant enthusiasts, expanding the possibilities of indoor gardening.
2. Robotics - The robotics industry can explore the potential of incorporating plant movement features in their designs, presenting opportunities for innovation in both plant care and robotic technology.
3. Smart Home Technology - The smart home technology industry can integrate sunlight detection capabilities in planters, contributing to efficient plant care methods within automated home environments.
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