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Growth recipes mastery
Strategic application of light spectrum at each stage of growth for crop productivity and optimization of plant color, Brix levels, product size, and shelf life.
Extreme precision control for optimal and sharp results made possible by patented technology, advanced calibration algorithms, and the widest range of color, luminance & CCT.
Advanced recipes development, simulation and execution environments.
Operational efficiency
Deployment and maintenance automation with IoT-enabled programmable fixtures and granular control.
Grid-smart greenhouse cost optimization technologies supported by agile, energy-efficient recipe management and active sunlight compensation.
Industrial, high availability architecture capable of delivering a complete and dynamic light spectrum at scale, with spectrum addressability down to every single lamp.
Client innovation
Unprecedented control and extensibility made possible by a unique IoT-enabled, massively scalable grow lights architecture.
Interoperability with operational business systems enabling powerful use cases that were not previously possible.
And yes, moonshots: One of our partners collaborates with the Canadian Space Agency and NASA to explore space-bound applications for their innovations.
Exploring the technology behind dynamic LED grow lights
Sollum Technologies has the following patents granted
CA2974997, CN107432069A, US10149364, US11758633, EP3900482A4, US11985742, CA3098719A1, US12041703, DM/213 393/CA202587, DM/213 393, DM/213 745/CA203109, DM/213 745, DM/213 745/USD1037185, NL2030991, NL2030992 , NL2031566, EP4080997B1/FR, EP4080997B1/DE, EP4080997B1/ES, EP4080997B1/GB, EP4080997B1, NL2031672, US11706860, NL2031565, NL2032506, US12082320B2, NL2032507, NL2034401, DM/236867.
Sollum has filed for patent-pending protection under the following reference numbers: CA3120005A1, WO2020097738A1, CA3123310A1, WO2020124224A1, US18/761,055, DM/213 393/USD962175S, CA3149013, EP19884263.5, US20220256775A1, CA3149012, EP22157349.6, US20220256776A1, CA3155271, EP22168233.9, US20220322610A1, CA3156192, CA3155272, EP22168220.6, US20220330406A1, CA3167801, CA3168003, US20230021277A1, US63/269,805, US18/913,014, EP24206161.2, US18/913,063, EP24206183.6, PCT/CA2024/051345, US63/562,926, DM/236867/CA230353, and DM/236867/US, 63/701,994.
Discover our recent white papers
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Quest for energy efficiency: revolutionizing CEA with smart energy management
Smart Greenhouse with Dynamic LED Lighting
A new way for greenhouses to cultivate with dynamic LED grow lights.
How LED dynamic lighting contributes to pest management
Sollum's multi-zone light management enables targeted pest control.
Seasonal Variation in Natural Light
As climate change threatens the concept of traditional growing seasons and as communities push for more local agriculture, the idea of being able to de-seasonalize production offers increased productivity and opportunities for greenhouse growers. To fully grasp how Sollum Technologies’ solution can effectively support this transition, we must better understand how natural light changes seasonally and why this variation affects plant growth.
Photoreceptors and Red/Far-red Impacts
Photoreceptors and Red/Far-red Impacts The previous white paper focused on seasonal and daily changes to light quality (i.e., spectrum) and quantity (i.e., intensity and photoperiod), which significantly impact plant growth and development. While the impact of light quantity may appear more obvious, that of light quality is more abstract due to the nanoscopic nature of light. With light quantity, we can easily discern whether light is more intense and whether the day is longer or shorter.
Introduction to Dynamic Lighting
The term “dynamic lighting” is becoming more common in the world of precision agriculture. The concept of dynamically controlling artificial light is in its infancy, and as such the definition of exactly what constitutes “dynamic lighting” is not always consistent between sources. Sollum Technologies identifies four fundamental criteria for its lighting technology to be truly dynamic
