Operating philosophy: simplicity and precision
The system is built on the principle of being "simple for beginners, uncompromising for experts." Through four levels of access, MYCO adapts to the user's profile:
- Beginners receive a clear and safe overview of basic operations.
- Experts have access to software tools for creating their own technologies and developing new recipes.
MYCO comes with an integrated database and predefined recipes for all stages of cultivation. Production can be started without entering numerous parameters, while operators retain the freedom to make fine adjustments or permanent changes in real time. The device operates in two modes. In stand-alone mode, it manages the process in two independent rooms. In the integrated facility version, when connected to a central server, it becomes part of a system with intelligent peripherals, allowing for monitoring and control via a local network or the internet.
Features
Open architecture
The system can be expanded with modules according to user needs without replacing existing equipment—for example, with a module for lighting control during the fruiting phase.
LDS-4P algorithm
Instead of standard PID control, MYCO uses its proprietary LDS-4P algorithm, based on time-incremental modulation (scan skipping). The result is parameter stability and smooth operation without thermal shocks, which extends the service life of actuators and valves.
Enthalpy control
The software block analyzes the energy potential of outdoor air and maximizes the use of natural resources, thereby reducing energy costs for fluid preparation.
Integrated cultivation facility
The central server system networks up to sixteen MYCO controllers, covering thirty-two rooms. Auxiliary equipment such as chillers, boilers, distribution units, and pump stations is integrated into the same system.
One Click Data Link (OCD-Link)
The entire system is connected via a single communication cable, simplifying installation and the implementation of new features.
C-Link system connection
Communication between controllers, servers, and intelligent peripherals. It facilitates future expansions and enables remote control.
Compatibility with third-party equipment
Through the MADS interface, MYCO integrates with equipment and systems from other global manufacturers, including retrofitting and automation of older-generation equipment.
