Open Source Indoor Greenhouses

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The MEG by Yradia Makes Homegrown Fruits and Vegetables Easier

— April 4, 2014 — Eco
As admirable as growing one's own fruits and vegetables would be, it is not an easy task to undertake--alone, that is; MEG by Yradia, a product design studio based in Milan, Italy, changes that by connecting likeminded people together. It is an open source indoor green house that not only provides a great environment for the produce being grown, but also crowdsourced help when encountering difficulties.

MEG by Yradia lets people control every facet of the cultivation process including light-cycles, ventilation, temperature, irrigation, and soil PH. Yet what people might be initially drawn to is how well-designed the product is on the whole. A sleek box that lights up hot pink, it uses the same amount of as a flatscreen television. It is currently seeking funds on Kickstarter.

Trend Themes

  1. Crowdsourced Indoor Gardening — The MEG by Yradia allows for communal indoor gardening while providing crowdsourced help when encountering difficulties.
  2. Open Source Cultivation — MEG by Yradia is an open source indoor green house that allows people to control every facet of the cultivation process.
  3. Smart Home Gardening — MEG by Yradia's ability to control light-cycles, ventilation, temperature, irrigation, and soil PH allows for easy smart home gardening.

Industry Implications

  1. Home Gardening — MEG by Yradia disrupts the home gardening industry by providing a sleek and easy solution for indoor gardening.
  2. Smart Home Technology — MEG by Yradia taps into the smart home technology industry by allowing for easy smart home gardening via connected devices.
  3. Crowdfunding — MEG by Yradia's Kickstarter campaign puts a new spin on the crowdfunding industry by seeking funds for innovative indoor gardening technology.
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