Mushroom cultivation smart device 'Shrooly' that is OK just by looking at it
The smart device ' Shrooly ' that helps grow 'mushrooms', where temperature and humidity control is important and it takes a lot of time and effort to grow at home, has been introduced, and crowdfunding has raised nearly 30 million yen.
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Shrooly looks like this. A simple and smart design that does not seem like a mushroom cultivation kit just by looking at it.
The size is 27.5 cm in length x 37 cm in width x 19 cm in depth.
For cultivation, first put water inside ...
Make a notch in the enclosed medium and inject the attached liquid.
And set the medium like this.
Then close the lid ...
Just connect it to the power supply, turn on the switch, and you're ready to go.
It grows up to be harvestable in 7 days, after which it can actually be eaten.
Basically, it seems that it will grow just by leaving it alone, but it is also possible to adjust the temperature and humidity individually with the free smartphone application.
Below you can see a time-lapse shot of how mushrooms grow on Shrooly.
The development team recruited supporters through crowdfunding with the goal of 'showing people the wonderful world of mushrooms and at the same time contributing to a more sustainable future.' Crowdfunding, which started in June 2022, has collected a total of nearly 30 million yen from 660 supporters at the time of writing the article, and as of July 4, it has reached 1500% of the target amount. That is. According to the development team's plan, production will start in August and will be shipped to supporters in December.
At the time of writing the article, with the support of 38,501 yen or 57,821 yen, one Shrooly and one medium, with the support of 64,721 yen, two Shrooly and four media, and with the support of 128,200 yen, four Shrooly. You can get 10 media.
There are 6 types of media, Tokiirohiratake, Armillaria, Shiitake, Maitake, Shimeji, and Enokitake, and those without bacteria are also available for DIY, and the price is 12 dollars (about 1600 yen).
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