Top Greenhouse Automation Companies In 2027

Last updated: November 15, 2026

The top greenhouse automation companies for 2027 are Priva for climate, irrigation and energy control with an open platform of more than 60 partners, Ridder for climate computers and screens, Hoogendoorn for greenhouse process control, Certhon and Dalsem for complete high-tech greenhouse projects, and Argus Controls for North American climate control. Source.ag, Koidra, IUNU and Blue Radix round out the list with AI that runs on top of these systems.

Modern greenhouses run on climate computers that manage heating, ventilation, screens, lighting, CO2 and irrigation. The market now has two layers: control companies that run the equipment, and AI companies that decide what the settings should be. Growers increasingly combine both.

See also top indoor farming companies and smart irrigation companies.

Greenhouse Automation Companies At A Glance

Company	Headquarters	Founded	Specialty
Priva	De Lier, Netherlands	1959	Climate, water and energy control
Ridder	Harderwijk, Netherlands	1952	Climate computers, drives and screens
Hoogendoorn	Vlaardingen, Netherlands	Not disclosed	Greenhouse process control
Certhon	Poeldijk, Netherlands	Not disclosed	Turnkey greenhouse projects
Dalsem	Den Hoorn, Netherlands	Not disclosed	Greenhouse building and integration
Argus Controls	Canada	Not disclosed	North American climate control
Source.ag	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Not disclosed	AI cultivation and harvest forecasting
Koidra	United States	Not disclosed	Autonomous greenhouse control
IUNU	Seattle, WA	Not disclosed	Computer vision for crop tracking
Blue Radix	Netherlands	Not disclosed	Autonomous climate control

The Top Greenhouse Automation Companies In 2027

1. Priva — The Global Standard In Greenhouse Control

Priva’s climate computers and the Priva One platform manage climate, irrigation, labor and energy in greenhouses around the world.

Its open platform connects more than 60 partners, including AI providers such as Source.ag and Blue Radix.

2. Ridder — Climate Control Plus The Hardware That Moves

Ridder supplies Hortimax climate computers along with drive systems and screens that open vents and shade crops.

Its API integrations let growers add AI tools on top of Ridder control.

3. Hoogendoorn — Process Control For Demanding Growers

Hoogendoorn Growth Management makes climate and irrigation control systems used by high-tech growers in Europe and beyond.

Its systems can run alongside AI control platforms such as Koidra.

4. Certhon — Complete High-Tech Greenhouses

Certhon designs and builds complete greenhouse and indoor growing facilities, including climate and growing systems.

It partnered with Koppert in 2026 on an advanced new facility.

5. Dalsem — Greenhouse Builder And Technology Integrator

Dalsem builds high-tech and semi-high-tech greenhouses worldwide and integrates climate, irrigation and growing systems.

It suits growers planning a new greenhouse or a major expansion.

6. Argus Controls — Climate Control Built For North America

Argus Controls supplies climate, fertigation and multi-zone control systems for commercial greenhouses and research facilities.

It added data-driven control options in 2026 and is a common choice for North American growers.

7. Source.ag — AI That Tells Growers What To Do

Source.ag uses AI to forecast harvests and recommend irrigation and climate strategies for tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers.

Its software runs on top of Priva and Ridder systems, which makes it easy to add to existing greenhouses.

8. Koidra — Autonomous Control That Works With Your Computer

Koidra’s KoPilot uses AI to steer greenhouse climate automatically while working alongside existing Priva or Hoogendoorn controllers.

In a company-reported case it raised yields while cutting steam energy use.

9. IUNU — Cameras That Watch Every Plant

IUNU’s LUNA platform uses cameras and computer vision to track plant growth, plan labor and forecast harvests in greenhouses.

It suits large ornamental and produce operations that need visibility across many houses.

10. Blue Radix — AI Climate Control Through Partnerships

Blue Radix provides autonomous growing algorithms that steer greenhouse climate and irrigation through partner control systems such as Priva and Ridder.

It helps growers handle labor shortages in skilled crop management.

How We Chose These Companies

We compared greenhouse technology companies on:

• Reliability of climate and irrigation control
• Open APIs and integration with AI tools
• Energy savings
• Support and installer networks
• Results reported by growers

How To Choose Greenhouse Automation

New build or retrofit?

New greenhouses often come from turnkey builders such as Certhon or Dalsem. Existing operations usually upgrade controls or add AI layers.

Is the system open?

Choose control platforms with open APIs so you can add AI tools such as Source.ag or Koidra later.

Where are your biggest costs?

Energy, labor and crop losses are the main targets. Pick tools that prove savings in your biggest cost line.

Who will service it locally?

Climate control failures can destroy a crop in hours, so local installers and support matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a greenhouse climate computer do?

It controls heating, ventilation, screens, lighting, CO2 and irrigation to keep conditions ideal for the crop.

Can AI run a greenhouse?

AI platforms such as Source.ag, Koidra and Blue Radix can now recommend or automatically set climate and irrigation, with growers supervising.

Which greenhouse control company is the largest?

Priva is widely regarded as the global market leader in greenhouse control.

Does greenhouse automation save energy?

Yes. Smarter climate and screen control can cut heating and lighting energy significantly.

Conclusion

Priva, Ridder and Hoogendoorn lead greenhouse control, Certhon and Dalsem build complete facilities, Argus serves North America, and Source.ag, Koidra, IUNU and Blue Radix bring AI that sits on top.

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