01 · Code
QVFT Stack repository
Explore the firmware, backend, frontend, database, documentation and development resources behind QVFT's open-source Stack project.
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Built in public, so others can build on it.
QVFT's code, system documentation and technical resources are intended to make vertical-farming research more accessible to students, researchers and builders beyond our team.
Resources
Everything in one place.
This is the public technical hub for QVFT. Explore our open-source software, system documentation and farm monitoring resources.
02 · Documentation
QVFT System Guide
The existing system guide documents the farm architecture, automation subsystem and software stack.
View PDF↗03 · Data
Farm data & dashboard
As the live system comes online, public data and monitoring tools can be linked directly from this technical hub.
Why open source?
Research is more useful when people can learn from it.
QVFT was founded around an open-source approach to vertical farming. Publishing the team's technical work helps other student teams and researchers inspect, reproduce and improve what we build.
Open development
Follow the QVFT Stack on GitHub.
Browse the code, documentation and ongoing development of QVFT's public Stack project, and follow future improvements as the system grows.