Smart Agriculture
SMART AGRICULTURE
01 System Introduction system introduction

This system combines data collected from IoT devices with 3D spatial rendering. It lets users inspect common greenhouse metrics visually and directly control IoT devices from the dashboard for one-stop smart greenhouse management.

02 System Architecturesystem structure

The smart greenhouse system is divided into four modules: park overview, environmental monitoring, equipment operations and maintenance, and security management. Each module can connect to the greenhouse system through built-in Wings Engine data-source interfaces and IoT protocols. Data sources support real-time refresh, and module content can be customized and extended.

03 System Showcasesystem display
3.1 Park Overview

The park overview presents the locations and status of multiple greenhouses from a bird's-eye view, while surrounding charts show crop categories, planting distribution, yield analysis, and output value share.

Day and Night Switching
Click the day/night toggle to switch between daytime and nighttime effects, showing how the greenhouse looks at different times through dynamic daylight and nighttime lighting.
Area Linkage
Multiple points of interest can be configured dynamically in the 3D model with detailed settings. In the showcase, clicking markers reveals the specific locations and information for different crop plantings.
3.2 Environmental Monitoring

Because greenhouse production depends heavily on the overall environment and weather, this module integrates thermal-sensor and weather data to present the current greenhouse conditions in real time, helping managers decide whether to adjust grow lights and fans.

3.3 Equipment Operations

After reviewing the environmental data, managers can directly operate fans and grow lights from the equipment management module. Fans and grow lights in different greenhouses can be switched independently.

3.4 Security Management

Security cameras across the entire park are monitored in real time. Surveillance feeds are connected live through the ONVIF standard, and the specific positions of different cameras are displayed in the 3D model to help managers understand the real on-site situation.