"Building a smart farm that moves beyond the 1st and 2nd generation toward the 3rd — advancing from facility control and simple monitoring to smart agriculture powered by data-sharing-based big data"
Smart Farm uses information technology to measure and analyze a crop-growing facility's temperature, humidity, sunlight, carbon dioxide, and soil conditions, then drives control devices based on the analysis results to shift them to the optimal state. Remote management is also possible through mobile devices such as smartphones.
Smart Farm can generate high added value — greater productivity, efficiency, and quality — across agriculture's production, distribution, and consumption processes.