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GreenModule

Project Description:

GreenModule is a wall-mounted modular indoor planting system designed to make indoor greenery easier to maintain in shared spaces such as universities and offices. The project addresses a key barrier to indoor plants: ongoing maintenance. Traditional plants often require frequent watering, monitoring, and replacement, which can be costly and inconvenient for institutions. Our solution simplifies this process through replaceable plant cartridges, an internal water reservoir, wick irrigation, and LED grow lighting. The system is designed so that non-expert users or facility staff can manage it with minimal effort. By reducing maintenance complexity, GreenModule aims to make indoor plants more practical, scalable, and sustainable for everyday indoor environments. The project combines functional design, modularity, and user convenience to support long-term adoption of indoor greenery.

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A rendered design of GreenModule, a wall-mounted indoor planting system with modular plant cartridges, a top LED grow light, and a bottom water reservoir. The system is designed for low-maintenance use in indoor spaces such as universities and offices.

Rendered concept image of GreenModule, a wall-mounted modular indoor planting system for low-maintenance indoor greenery.

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Project Poster Summary:

This poster presents GreenModule, a modular low-maintenance indoor plant system designed for shared indoor spaces such as universities and offices. The project addresses the main challenge of indoor greenery: maintenance. GreenModule simplifies plant care through features such as replaceable plant cartridges, an internal water reservoir, wick irrigation, LED grow lighting, and plant health monitoring. The poster explains the problem, introduces the system design, and shows how the product supports a full life cycle from installation to recycling. It also outlines testing and validation steps, including product development, manufacturing, pilot installation, and continuous improvement. Overall, the poster positions GreenModule as a practical, scalable, and user-friendly solution for making indoor plants easier to maintain over time.

Student Team Members

Ruotong Liu
Ruofan Wang
Jinbei Li

Course Faculty

Ryan Hearty

Project Mentors, Sponsors, and Partners

Mary Ellen Tokar