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ROTOFARM - A Digital Indoor Garden

Rotofarm by Bace is a digital indoor garden, which inculcates the power of NASA-inspired zero-gravity technology, energy-efficient sunlight spectrum lighting and smart app automation to make it easy to plant vegetables, microgreens, and herbs. The gadget was founded by Toby Farmer, the founder of Bace. This device was designed to help people who do not have sufficient space in their home to plant their fresh herbs and greens in their backyard and also do not have enough time to take care of these plants. Rotofarm has a beautiful modern circular design that allows you to grow plants in a very small area. Plants grow faster in this device as compared to those planted in the yard because gravity has less effect on them as the device rotates every hour. With its compact size and beautiful design, it also makes an excellent piece of décor which can be placed anywhere.

 

How the Rotofarm works?

 


 

The intelligent app-controlled automation inside Rotofarm includes several sensor systems and liquid pumps which are driven by a single system-on-chip which helps the technology, so you can focus on growing and eating healthy home-grown vegetables without worrying about its maintenance. The bright LED light tube at the centre of the farmbed optimizes strong plant growth. The light tube can be split into four independently dimmable zones, so that the plants which require lower levels of light can also grow easily.


Magnetic Climate Cover

The optional Magnetic Climate Cover is a coloured acrylic panel which is wrapped in polished metal that cuts almost 50% of LED brightness from coming to your kitchen and attaches magnetically to the frame without any locks or latches. Within an enclosed environment created by the cover, Rotofarm’s internal steam function is enabled which is use to keep the leaves hydrated without wasting any water.

 

4 Steps To Grow your desired herb/ green

1.    Plant pre-seeded pods into Plant slots .

2.    Fill with water and nutrients .

3.    Monitor and control via rotoform app which can be installed in your phones .

4.    Enjoy your harvest.

·       The plants that can be grown in rotofarm are Lettuce, Mint, Aragula, Edible Flowers, Kale, Spinach, Wheatgrass, Rosemary, Chives, Parsley and hundreds more.

     

 

FEATURES

Light Settings

The indoor garden kit comes with an app that can be used to adjust light settings as various plants require various light rays and wavelengths. The light is always placed at the centre to ensure that the light is being distributed uniformly to all the plants in the garden kit.

Zero Gravity Technology

The zero gravity technology helps plants to grow faster together with the help of sunlight spectrum lightning. At the base of Rotofarm , internal power supply and a low voltage motor are present, which keeps rotating the device 24/7. Zero gravity technology also helps in ensuring proper aeration of roots and absorption of the nutrients since there will be no hindrance from the gravitational force.

 

ADVANTAGES

 ·      Long-lasting design

    Rotofarm is constructed from high quality materials.

·      Reusability and recyclability

    Rotofarm is boxed styrofoam-free in the recycled cardboard. The cover contain uncoloured & highly desirable recyclable materials which includes aluminium, stainless steel & silicone. Weight of the Rotofarm is kept minimum to reduce fuel consumed by vehicles required for transportation . Water and liquid nutrients in the base reservoir helps to increase the weight & the stability on countertop.

 ·    Sustainable materials

    Rotofarm is constructed from sustainable materials including aluminium, stainless     steel & silicone .

 ·    Plants inside the Rotofarm are protected from wind damage, fungus, insects, sunburn and water loss to which they may be exposed to , when grown outside. Plus your vegetables grow right where you need them - in the kitchen!

 

DISADVANTAGES

·       Installation of Rotofarm isn’t cheap.

·       The farms require constant proper monitoring and supervision.

·       It can get affected by power outages.

·       It requires the use of better water.

 Mistakes and system malfunctions affect plants faster, without soil acting as a buffer.

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