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Gros.farm integrations

Connect what already works

Connect automation, climate computers, sensors, and fertigation units. Bring their data into one production context without replacing existing infrastructure.

Explore options
  • Keep your local automation
  • Start with data collection only
  • We verify feasibility against your architecture
Integration layer System connected
On-site sources
  • 01Automation
  • 02Sensors
  • 03Fertigation units
  • 04External data
Gros.farmProduction context

Site · crop · stage · target · actual

Growing plansAnalyticsTasksAI

Choose only the level you need: data collection, event exchange, or setpoint transfer.

Different systems, one context

Integration starts with your goal, not a brand

Sometimes readings are enough; elsewhere schedules or setpoints must be sent. We choose the smallest working design and change no infrastructure unnecessarily.

01Execution

Local automation

Connect production targets to the local layer that reliably operates equipment.

  • controllers and PLCs
  • climate and ventilation
  • irrigation and lighting
02History and actuals

Climate computers

Collect indicators and operating history to compare actual regimes with the growing plan and crop stage.

  • parameter archive
  • events and regimes
  • plan versus actual
03Observation

Sensors and data sources

Connect measurements to a site, section, crop, stage, and relevant indicator.

  • climate and substrate
  • light, CO₂, and water
  • weather and external APIs
04Plant nutrition

Fertigation units

Connect solution preparation and delivery with the site, recipe, indicators, and irrigation history.

  • EC and pH
  • recipes and tanks
  • flow and delivery

Systems and manufacturers

Connect familiar solutions through a clear design

Integration depends on the equipment model, available interface, and farm goal. We first define which data and commands are truly needed.

Local control nodeEquipment and setpoints

TouchOn

Combines equipment from different manufacturers in a local layer and executes received setpoints and schedules on site.

  • irrigation, lighting, and climate
  • local operation without the cloud
  • status and data transfer
Industrial automationPLCs and control logic

OWEN

Gros.farm connects to the existing PLC system and adds growing context, analytics, and target parameters to its data.

  • the current program remains
  • only required signals are connected
  • control boundaries are agreed per project
Climate computerData and history

Priva

Climate-computer data can join Gros.farm monitoring and analytics in the context of crop, stage, and growing plan.

  • data scope depends on the site
  • access and interface are checked before launch
  • start with read-only history
Another system

Cannot find your equipment?

Send its name and model or a connection diagram. We will check available interfaces and propose an option.

Beyond automation

Sensors and fertigation units join the same data layer

Equipment data becomes useful for management when tied to a specific site, section, crop, stage, and indicator.

01
Sensors and data

Measurements gain production meaning

Sensor readings arrive through a local node and connect to a specific indicator, site, and section.

  • temperature and humidity
  • CO₂, light, and radiation
  • EC, pH, water, and substrate
You may not need to replace installed equipment; we first check how its data can be accessed.
02
Fertigation units

Recipe, delivery, and actuals stay in one history

Collect solution preparation and delivery parameters and connect them to the site, irrigation, and outcome.

  • recipes and target values
  • tank and line status
  • actual EC, pH, and flow
The exact data and command scope depends on the unit and safety requirements.

Fast and focused

Start with the smallest useful connection

An initial assessment does not require a large project. The system model, data-access method, and desired result are enough.

  1. 01

    Show us the system

    Its name, model, diagram, or a short video is usually enough for an initial assessment.

  2. 02

    Define the useful outcome

    Identify the needed data, related sites and processes, and whether setpoints must be sent back.

  3. 03

    Check the interface

    Review the available API, protocol, gateway, or export format and choose the smallest design.

  4. 04

    Connect it to the farm

    Tie data to the site, section, crop, and indicator so it becomes part of daily work.

Reliability stays on site

Gros.farm does not replace local automation

Controllers keep equipment operating safely without the cloud. Gros.farm links their data to growing plans, adds analytics, and sends target setpoints when required.

On site

Local control layer

Controllers · regulation · pumps · valves · emergency scenarios

In Gros.farm

Production layer

Growing plans · targets · history · analytics · tasks · recommendations

Connect your system

Show us what already works on site

We will review the goal, check available interfaces, and propose the shortest path to a working integration.