Archive · 20 Jun 2025
Globe Florex and Queen's University Partner on Farming Tech
An Indian company called Globe Florex is working with a university in Canada, Queen's University, to research better ways to grow food.
They're using a special farming system called Revoponics, which is made in India.
Revoponics grows plants in tall towers, using less water than regular farms.
The goal is to create farming that is better for the environment and uses AI to improve the process.
Canada hopes this new farming method can help them grow more fresh food and is energy-efficient.
Globe Florex and Queen's University partner on climate-resilient agriculture.
The agreement involves Globe Florex donating its Revoponics system to Queen's University.
Revoponics is a vertical farming system designed in India.
The Revoponics system uses 95% less water than conventional farming.
The partnership aims to advance research in AI-integrated farming.
- Who
- Globe Florex and Queen's University.
- What
- Globe Florex partners with Queen's University to research climate-resilient agriculture.
- When
- Published on June 20, 2025.
- Where
- At Queen's University in Canada.
- Why
- To advance research in climate-resilient agriculture, global food security, and AI-integrated farming.
- Partners
- Globe Florex and Queen's University
- Focus
- Climate-resilient agriculture
- System
- Revoponics vertical farming
- Water Usage
- 95% less than conventional farming
- Origin
- India (Developed and manufactured)