by Sarah Ratliff
| July 18, 2019
How Tech is Driving the Cannabis Industry
Technology continues to bring advanced solutions to a complex industry.
Sensors
by Kristina Etter
| March 26, 2019
Advancing Cannabis Knowledge: Lessons from ICR 2019
Colorado State University-Pueblo, Institute of Cannabis Research hosted their annual academic conference regarding advances in cannabis science and technology. Cannabis Tech’s Kristina Etter attended the Sunday session for a first-hand perspective of cannabis advances from the researchers themselves.
by Jessica McKeil
| January 03, 2019
Effective Bottom Line Growth Strategies With Farm Management Software
Ellis Smith and guest Matt Mayberry, CEO and Co-Founder of Trym, discuss how you can make informed decisions to improve operational efficiency, maintain consistency, grow revenue, and increase your competitive advantage.
by Kristina Etter
| September 14, 2018
AI and Machine Learning for Accurate Predictive Analysis
This week, CannabisTech took the opportunity to speak with Ally Monk, CEO of MotorLeaf, about this crystal ball technology designed for tomatoes, cannabis, and anything else produced under the sun… (or grow lights).
by Kristina Etter
| July 05, 2018
Engineering in the Cannabis Industry
Regardless of the product, when a new industry emerges, opportunities arise for early adopters to jump into highly rewarding positions in an exciting new field. With industries as promising as cannabis and hemp, many people are finding new ways to incorporate skills and expertise, learned from more mainstream industries, to forge a new path during the early days of the Green Rush.
by Jessica McKeil
| May 09, 2018
High-Density Sense and Control Solutions
Taking grow room sensor technology to the next logical step, Urban Gro recently launched a new innovative solution for managing grow room environmental conditions via the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. Soleil Technologies incorporates low power sensor products and SaaS technology to provide growers with detailed and timely data about their operation.
by Jessica McKeil
| March 17, 2018
Plant Tattoo Sensors to Compile Microenvironment Data
Imagine real-time water sensors, pulling instantaneous water consumption data directly from the cannabis crop. The future isn’t as far away as one might think, at least according to new research published in the December 2017 issue of Advanced Materials Technologies.
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