The conceptual 'Farmin' indoor vegetable cultivator has been designed by Eun-Jeong Pi as a home gardening solution for single-person households that will work to keep just the right amount of fresh ingredients on hand. The system is composed of four parts including the main body, cover seedling bags and the LED lid, which all work together to support just a few plants. The connected functionality of the gardening system means users can monitor it from afar using their smartphone via the accompanying app.
The conceptual 'Farmin' indoor vegetable cultivator is focused on a design-conscious aesthetic that accommodates the needs of single-person households that might not require as much output as conventional gardening systems. This makes it ideal for use in urban homes like apartments and condos.
Single-Person Indoor Gardens
The 'Farmin' Indoor Vegetable Cultivator Keeps Fresh Food on Hand
Trend Themes
1. Indoor Gardening for Single-person Households - Designing indoor gardening solutions for single-person households presents an opportunity for companies to tap into the growing demand for local, sustainable and fresh food for small homes.
2. Connected Indoor Gardening - Connectivity in indoor gardening systems presents an opportunity for companies to provide remote monitoring and management capabilities for users.
3. Compact Indoor Gardening Systems - Designing compact indoor gardening systems to accommodate small living spaces presents an opportunity for companies to tap into the demand for space-saving solutions for small homes.
Industry Implications
1. Home Appliance Industry - The home appliance industry can capitalize on the demand for indoor gardening solutions by designing and manufacturing compact and connected indoor gardening systems for small households.
2. Smart Agriculture Industry - The smart agriculture industry can develop connected indoor gardening systems that leverage data analytics and artificial intelligence to optimize plant growth and nutrient levels.
3. Urban Agriculture Industry - The urban agriculture industry can tap into the demand for indoor gardening solutions by developing and promoting compact and sustainable indoor gardening systems for small urban homes.