By plants to generate energy, and hence the sensors, to drive, want to British researchers, the signals sent to the satellites. The technology was in the past week demonstrates to the office of the European Space agency, ESA, in Noordwijk, the netherlands.
On the table is a planter with a cable plugged in, hooked up to a sensor. The sensor is in contact with a satellite, no bigger than a shoe box, with a cubesat. The data that is coming in to the satellite, to be processed and forwarded to a system on the planet.
This is the first time that the sensors on the plantenenergie in contact with a satellite in space.
With this technology and hope that the developers from the companies in the Plant-a Lacuna Space, farmers are going to have to help with the gathering of information about their crops. Thus, it collects the sensor information such as humidity, ground moisture, and temperature, allowing farmers to quickly obtain detailed information on how the crop goes on.
Not only for the farmers, the technology is interesting and, in the opinion of ESA. With this, the sensors may gather data from far-flung areas, where people find it hard to be able to come.
the Nutrients in the crop flow sensor
The sensor will have very little energy, and can therefore be operated at a power plant. Plants convert carbon dioxide into nutrients using energy from sunlight, which is photosynthesis, as it is called. Only a portion of the translated compounds in the plant, and the remainder is discharged to the ground through the roots of the plant.
organisms in the soil eat the remaining pollutants and impacts, in their turn, the electrons, which can be converted into electricity for the temperature sensor.
the Satellites, to keep the data at 500 km altitude is
with a network of cubesats that will be five hundred kilometres above the earth, the fly, the sensors and their data can be sent. The cubesats are keeping the data to themselves until they get an earth-moving, and where the data is to pass it on.
In the course of 2020, it hopes, Lacuna, Space, in co-operation with the European Space agency to begin launching the satellites in orbit. Ultimately, there needs to be a network of 32 satellites emerged, all of them are as large as a shoe box.