Technology Fact Sheets

Shipping container based high precision chambers with independent control of temperature, relative humidity, multispectral LED light and CO2.

Twin fully automated, controlled environment rooms enabling parallel experiments with diverse watering protocols and drought + heat scenarios.

A consistent national ecosystem of field phenotyping platforms and sensor technologies, available via all six of our field phenotyping Nodes.

Fully automated, high-throughput watering and phenotyping of up to 2,400 plants per day with RGB, fluorescence and hyperspectral imaging

Hand-held to field-scale hyperspectral platforms for early detection of biotic and abiotic plant stresses in agriculture, horticulture and viticulture.

Multispectral 3D scanning services enable researchers to monitor plants non-invasively over time.

Biosecure (PC2 and quarantine-certified) reach-in growth chambers at ANU, with adjacent biosecure scanning and imaging facilities.

APPN specialists can provide or develop a range of software, computer vision and machine learning tools to streamline plant phenotyping.

The new X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT) scanner provides advanced phenotyping technology to look inside the plant, head (spike) and seed.