
Intravision Group AS
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Intravision Group is an international research and technology company with headquarters in Oslo, Norway and offices in Toronto, Canada. Originally an architecture and consultancy firm, Intravision was founded in 1998 with a focus on developing photobiology light systems. Through the company's meticulous research, authentic partnerships, and multi-faceted expertise, Intravision has become the expert in controlled environment urban farming.
Much of Intravision's success can be attributed to the company's 2010 collaboration with the University of Guelph's Controlled Environment Systems Research Facility (CESRF). This collaboration brought together two groups who were interested in exploring how plants would respond to stimuli in controlled environments.
Today, Intravision Group uses its 20 years of research and expertise to develop high end customizable production systems for food and plant based pharmaceutical companies. Intravision Group designs, engineers, and manufactures growth systems that control the light intensity, light spectrum, air, moisture, temperature, and nutrition levels interacting with specific plants. Intravision takes the time to understand the needs of every plant it encounters in order to optimize plant growth and customer satisfaction.
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narrow bandwidth light, biotechnology, research & development, food production, technology, automated growth systems, indoor plant farming, architecture, vertical farming, photobiology, design
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