Innovations

The future of greenhouse horticulture is data-driven, circular, and scalable.
At KUBO, we develop innovations that reduce energy, optimize water use, and increase yield, from greenhouse design to autonomous cultivation decisions. This way, sustainable performance becomes the new standard.

What does innovation mean at KUBO?

For KUBO, innovation means developing and applying smart, sustainable, and practical solutions that transform greenhouse horticulture. It’s not just about new technology, but primarily about improving efficiency, productivity, and sustainability in practice. We translate R&D into real-world applications in our testcenters. 

Dedications of our R&D team

“Our mission is to build a future where greenhouse horticulture not only supports a growing world, but does so with high yields, low impact, and maximum value for growers.”
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Barry van Marrewijk

Team lead R&D

Partnering for progress

Our innovations are tested, validated, and refined in collaboration with industry leaders and research institutes. Together, we push the boundaries of sustainable horticulture.

Discover more about our partnerships and R&D collaborations →

Which innovations make the difference?

Frequently asked questions

What do you understand by innovation?

For KUBO, innovation means developing and applying smart, sustainable, and practical solutions that transform greenhouse horticulture. It is not just about new technology, but primarily about improving efficiency, productivity, and sustainability in practice.

Which innovations deliver the greatest CO₂ savings?

Greenhouse with the Ultra-Clima® concept and a CO₂ cultivation strategy.

Are the innovations applicable worldwide?

Yes. We design and validate per climate region; solutions work from desert to tundra.

Can AutoPylot replace a grower?

No. It supports decision-making with data and models; the grower remains central.

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