Aeroponic research began in the 1920’s and progressed steadily as a soilless growing method. In the early 1940s, the technology was largely used as a research tool rather than an economically feasible method of crop production. W. Carter in 1942 was the first researched air culture growing and described a method of using water vapor at the plants roots to deliver nutrients to facilitate examination of roots.

Each crops may seem to be taken care same-way procedure but each plants have different requirements in terms of watering or spraying, pH solutions, nutrient solutions, lighting conditions, temperature, ppm, humidity and water-temperature.

Varieties of components were integrated to build the QCUrban-Tech and perform its purposes. From materials to sensors that was involved to make the system function well. Six (6) sensors were used, to be able to monitor the real-time readings of the sensors.

QCUrban-Tech is welcome to all kinds of users. The website provided a guidelines that will walk you thru the process of how the system works.