This paper explores recent advancements and emerging trends in environmental control technologies for greenhouses. It examines innovations in climate regulation, including temperature, humidity, and light management, alongside advancements in automation and sensing technologies. The discussion highlights their implications for enhancing crop productivity, resource efficiency, and sustainability in controlled agricultural environments.

Greenhouse technology, environmental control, climate regulation

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