ClearVue secures $80,000 first sale of new | Australian Markets

ClearVue Technologies has chalked up one other run on the board by securing its first business agri-tech sale to put in its greenhouse ground-source heat-exchange technology. The deal is price $80,000.

The sale was achieved by means of ClearVue’s wholly owned Israeli subsidiary Opticrop, which ClearVue fashioned final yr to amass the mental property and property of ROOTS Sustainable Agricultural Technologies.

ROOTS was an Israeli-based protected-cropping agriculture technology provider previously listed on the ASX. Its award-winning property embrace Root Zone Temperature Optimization (RTZO) and Irrigation by Condensation (IBC) applied sciences, which the company developed to boost plant growth and productiveness.

The technology additionally optimises water use, utilizing stand-alone irrigation systems that extract water from humidity.

Under the deal, OptiCrop’s proprietary ground-source heat-exchange cooling resolution will probably be put in at a one-acre greenhouse being constructed by a international irrigation and greenhouse supplier.

The system’s cooling coils are designed to optimise the temperatures of nutrient fluids that provide elevated plant gutters throughout the greenhouse for improved plant growth and power effectivity.

This first sale for OptiCrop is a vital milestone for our ag-tech division and demonstrates early business traction within the protected cropping space. It validates our strategic direction following the acquisition of ROOTS and underlines the robust market potential for built-in photo voltaic greenhouses and sustainable climate-control options.

ClearVue’s focus has for some time been strongly directed in direction of agricultural greenhouse design, using its proprietary photo voltaic photovoltaic glass applied sciences to supply and assist different optimum greenhouse options.

Following years of sensible testwork, together with over 4 years of research at its trial greenhouse at Murdoch University in Perth, ClearVue’s applied sciences and developmental considering have developed in direction of autonomous greenhouses.

The acquisition of the ROOTS IP and property brings ClearVue’s dream nearer to fruition by integrating ROOTS applied sciences by means of its Opticrop subsidiary with its own vary of photo voltaic power-generating glass panels.

Deil stated OptiCrop has hit the ground operating with its first project supply for its consumer by a international chief in precision irrigation options – an agri-tech company engaged in tasks in more than 110 nations and which has irrigated more than 10 million hectares of land, serving more than two million farmers.

ClearVue merchandise are tailored for protected-cropping agriculture. They can generate energy to run or control glasshouse gear, together with air flow, monitoring, growth and situations recording, alarm systems, pumps, lighting, shade and heat transmission and reflection, whereas materially decreasing power use.

The company’s inaugural greenhouse project sale represents a key milestone for each ClearVue and Opticrop. It augurs nicely for the potential of future demand for the businesses’ built-in applied sciences within the growing agri-tech space.

Importantly, each the applied sciences for root cooling and manufacturing of irrigation water from natural humidity are relevant to open-air agriculture, giving the businesses even more scope for potential growth.

With growing populations, elevated water calls for and a drying climate, protected agriculture and optimised water use would appear to be inevitable wants that each corporations are positioning themselves to help meet.

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