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Mystique for agriculture and controlled growing

The rooms run themselves.
You decide what grows.

Climate, irrigation, light and power read together and held to the recipe you set, with the grower woken only when it matters.

Briefed for agriculture and controlled growing: rooms, controllers, recipes and what the grower keeps.

The problem

In your words.

Controllers that each know one thing.

Climate, irrigation and lighting on three systems that don't talk.

Alarms at three in the morning.

Most of them are nothing. One of them is the crop.

The recipe lives in one head.

When that person is away, the rooms are guessing.

A failed sensor can cost a crop.

A wrong reading, trusted, becomes a wrong action.

The outcome

What changes.

Every room on recipe, all day.

Climate and irrigation are held to the recipe zone by zone, without someone watching the screen.

Fewer nights lost to alarms.

The grower is woken for what needs a person, with the picture, not a number.

Bad readings caught before they cost a crop.

A sensor that disagrees with its neighbours is questioned before it is trusted.

A log for every room, every day.

Ready for an inspector, and for the next grow.

How it gets there

Sense, decide, act.

Built from the equipment and systems you already run. What Mystique cannot see, it will not touch.

01It would sense
  • Temperature, humidity, vapour pressure deficit and carbon dioxide, zone by zone.
  • Irrigation: EC, pH, flow, runoff, substrate moisture.
  • Light, power and equipment state.
  • Cameras over the canopy, read on site; no footage leaves.
02It would decide
  • Whether drift is the weather, a door left open, or a failing unit.
  • Whether a reading can be trusted, by checking it against its neighbours.
  • What to adjust within the recipe, and what to raise.
  • When to wake the grower.
03It would do
  • Holds every setpoint to the recipe, zone by zone.
  • Stages irrigation to the recipe and the day.
  • Alerts the grower with what it saw and what it did.
  • Logs every room, every day, every change.

What stays human

Consequence requires a person.

The system finds, tracks and recommends. These decisions are brought to a person, with the picture and the reason, and the system waits.

  • Changing the recipe.
  • Anything the recipe doesn't allow.
  • Harvest and crop decisions.
  • Spending.

Your constraints

What we build for.

A barn with one weak link.

Compute in the building. The rooms keep running when the connection doesn't.

Power events.

It knows what happened during the outage and what state everything came back in.

Audits and records.

A log an inspector can read, with every change and its reason.

Your equipment, read where it is.

Existing controllers and sensors stay; nothing that works is replaced.

The full security and control position is on the core page.

An example

What it looks like.

Example · illustrative, not a client

A four-room indoor farm. Mystique reads climate, irrigation and lights in every room, holds each to its recipe, questions a sensor that disagrees with its neighbours before acting on it, and wakes the grower only for the nights that need a person. The recipe itself is changed only by the grower.

Built to order

What should
Mystique see?

The lab's agent arrives briefed for agriculture and controlled growing. Talk by voice or text and it will write up the brief and book you in, or book the call directly.

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