Qubit Systems Inc.

Controlled Environments

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Qubit-Phenomics designs and builds controlled environments for plant cultivation that range from small reach-in Fytoscope growth cabinets to large-scale intelligent greenhouses.  All products are built to the most exacting engineering standards, and with the aim of maximizing energy efficiency to minimize long-term operating costs.  Our plant growth facilities include numerous innovative design features, including a choice of lighting options, multiple light banks for multi-tiered growth space and large area heat exchangers that operate at low power and do not require high capacity fans.

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  • Lighting: adjustable in intensity (from 0 % to 100 %), timing, modulation, and diurnal cycling
  • Temperature: maximum +40 °C; minimum +10 °C (lights ON, ambient room temperature up to 35 °C); optionally minimum down to +4 °C
  • CO2 concentration control
  • Relative humidity adjustable from 40 % to 80 % (independent of light intensity)
  • LED technology with minimum undesired plant heating
  • White LED illumination with supplementary FAR LEDs for excellent plant growth
  • Standard PAR up to 1,000 μmol.m-2.s-1 at the distance of 50 cm.  Higher irradiances available as an option
  • Rapid modulation of irradiance simulating light flecks as well as precise adjustment of the light intensity in the range of 1 to 100 %
  • Homogeneous illumination over the whole cultivation area
  • Adjustable shelving (optional)
  • Incorporated measurement of chlorophyll fluorescence (optional)

All of our growth facilities are designed for easy and effective inclusion of plant imaging equipment, either through installation of a robotic arm to carry the imaging system to the plants, or installation of a conveyor system to carry the plants to the imaging stations.

All Fytoscope chambers and greenhouses can be fitted with a system for automated watering and nutrient delivery as well as options for:

Environmental conditions that may be monitored within the Fytoscopes and greenhouses include:

  • Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR)
  • Spectral Composition
  • Atmospheric CO2 Concentration
  • Relative Humidity
  • Air Temperature
  • Data collection in real time
  • Data upload for processing – even when the experiment is running
  • Data visualization in graphs or tables
  • Web interface
  • 10.5″ LCD color touch screen located at the front side of the chamber
  • Included software for user-friendly protocol programming
  • Memory for 100 user-created protocols
  • Graphical representation of conditions inside the FytoScope – displayed are both actual conditions and target values
  • Data transfer via Ethernet or USB interface
  • Remote control over LAN
  • Internal diagnostic system for recording and reporting of possible failures