num="0067">In some embodiments, the height direction of the planting box is shown by a bi-directional arrow in FIG. 1. It should be understood that, when the planting box is placed on a horizontal table or the ground, the height direction of the planting box is a vertical direction.

A support rod 11 is a rod having a supporting function. A shape of a cross-section of the support rod 11 may include, but is not limited to, a circle, a square, a semi-circle, an L-shape, or the like.

In some embodiments, an end of the support rod 11 may be connected to the top cover 2 to support the top cover 2 in various ways. A connection manner may include a disassembled connection (e.g., a threaded connection, a snap-fit connection, etc.) and a non-disassembled connection (e.g., welding, bonding, etc.).

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 4, a plurality of vent holes 13 may be arranged at an interval along an extending direction of the support rod(s) 11. The extending direction of the support rod(s) 11 may be considered as the height direction of the planting box.

In some embodiments, air circulation on a side of a plant may be realized by providing the plurality of vent holes 13 on the support rod(s) 11 and blowing air from the circulation cavity S into the hollow flow channel 1 of the support rod(s) 11 through the circulation fan 3, and then discharging the air through the plurality of vent holes 13. Moreover, by providing the plurality of vent holes 13 along the extending direction of the support rod 11, the air in the accommodating cavity is ensured to be discharged from different heights, which may enable the air at different heights to be blown to form a circulation.

In some embodiments, the support rod 11 may be designed as a telescopic rod, and a dimension (e.g., a length) of the support rod 11 may be adjusted based on actual needs. For example, when the plant is relatively high, a length of the support rod 11 may be increased accordingly.

A count of the support rods 11 may be N, and N is an integer greater than 3. In some embodiments, a specific count of the support rods 11 may be determined based on actual needs to provide the support frame body 1 with different shapes, which may be applicable to different scenarios and different placement spaces. Merely by way of example, as shown in FIG. 1, the count of support rods 11 is four, and the support rods 11 are arranged at four corners of the enclosure portion 12 so that the support frame body 1 has a rectangular shape. Cleanliness of the placement space may be ensured to a certain extent by designing the support frame body 1 in a regular shape such as a rectangle.

In some embodiments, the support rods 11 are located at four corners of a quadrilateral, and the enclosure portion 12 is provided to cooperate with the top cover 2 and the bottom cover 4 (as shown in FIG. 8) to form an airtight planting space, which may ensure a temperature for the plants to survive.

In some embodiments, the support rod 11 may be made of an aluminum profile, which is stronger and lighter to allow people to move the planting box. In some embodiments, the support rod 11 may also be made of other materials, such as plastic, composite plastic, etc.

The enclosure portion 12 refers to a structure enclosed to form the accommodating cavity. In some embodiments, the enclosure portion 12 is disposed over the plurality of support rods 11, and the enclosure portion 12 is enclosed to form the accommodating cavity.

In some embodiments, the enclosure portion 12 may be made of non-woven fabric or flexible plastic. In some embodiments, the enclosure portion 12 may also be made of other materials, such as glass, acrylic panels, etc. During a planting process, planting personnel may choose to remove or install the enclosure portion 12 based on planting needs or ornamental needs.

In some embodiments, the enclosure portion 12 may be designed in a plurality of structures so that the enclosure portion 12 may be capable of exchanging air with the outside based on a structure of the enclosure portion 12. For example, the enclosure portion 12 may be provided with a air channel, and the air channel is provided with air holes to realize an air exchange function. As another example, the enclosure portion 12 may be provided with a plurality of air holes, and connected channels are provided between the plurality of air holes to realize the air exchange function.

In some embodiments, the enclosure portion 12 may be a one-piece molded structure. In some embodiments, the enclosure portion 12 may also be a split structure. For example, the enclosure portion 12 may be formed by a combination of at least one sub-enclosure portion. It should be understood that a dimension of the enclosure portion 12 may be determined based on a dimension of an outer contour of a structure enclosed by the plurality of support rods 11.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the plurality of vent holes are provided on each of the plurality of support rods, the accommodating cavity is in communication with the hollow flow channel(s) of the support rod(s) through the plurality of vent holes, and the hollow flow channel(s) is in communication with the circulation fan, which is conducive to circulating the air in the accommodating cavity more fully and thoroughly.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram illustrating an exemplary structure of a support rod according to some embodiments of the present disclosure. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating an exemplary structure of a locking nail according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

In some embodiments, a connection structure is provided between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2, and the support rod(s) 11 is connected to the top cover 2 through the connection structure.

In some embodiments, the connection structure provided between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2 may be that the connection structure is provided between each support rod 11 and the top cover 2. In some embodiments, the connection structure provided between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2 may also be in any other feasible form. For example, the connection structure is provided between the support rod(s) 11 at a symmetrical location and the top cover 2, or the like.

The connection structure refers to a structure used to connect two different members or components.

In some embodiments, the connection structure may be designed in a plurality of structural forms. For example, the connection structure may include but is not limited to, a threaded connection structure, a snap-fit connection structure, or the like.

As shown in FIGS. 2-4, the connection structure may include a first connection cylinder 22 and a second connection cylinder 15. The first connection cylinder 22 is fixedly provided on the top cover 2, and the second connection cylinder 15 is fixedly provided on the support rod(s) 11. The first connection cylinder 22 is inserted into the second connection cylinder 15, or the second connection cylinder 15 is inserted into the first connection cylinder 22. A connection cylinder refers to a hollow cylindrical member configured to connect two or more objects.

In some embodiments, the first connection cylinder 22 is provided in correspondence with the second connection cylinder 15. That is, for each first connection cylinder 22 provided on the top cover 2, a corresponding second connection cylinder 15 provided on the support rod(s) 11 is provided. Merely by way of example, the first connection cylinder 22 may be provided on the top cover 2 (e.g., an inside of the top cover 2 or penetrating through the top cover 2), and the second connection cylinder 15 may be provided at an end of the support rod(s) 11. One of the first connection cylinder 22 and the second connection cylinder 15 is inserted into the other one (i.e., the second connection cylinder 15 is inserted into the first connection cylinder 22, or the first connection cylinder 22 is inserted into the second connection cylinder 15), thereby realizing a connection between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2.

In some embodiments, a count of the second connection cylinders 15 may be equal to a count of the support rods 11, and the second connection cylinders 15 correspond to the support rods 11 respectively. A count of the first connection cylinders 22 may be equal to the count of the second connection cylinders 15, and the first connection cylinders 22 correspond to the second connection cylinders 15 respectively. In some embodiments, at least one second connection cylinder 15 may be provided on each support rod 11 to better ensure the stability of the connection between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the connection between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2 may be quickly realized by adopting a setting manner of the first connection cylinder 22 and the second connection cylinder 15.

In some embodiments, the first connection cylinder 22 is provided with a first snap-in slot (which is not shown in the figures), the second connection cylinder 15 is provided with a snap-fit 16, the second connection cylinder 15 is inserted into the first connection cylinder 22, and the snap-fit 16 is engaged with the first snap-in slot.

The first snap-in slot is a groove structure used to realize snapping connection. The snap-fit 16 refers to a convex structure used to realize the snapping connection.

In some embodiments, the second connection cylinder 15 may be engaged with the first snap-fit slot through the snap-fit 16 to realize a disassembled connection with the first connection cylinder 22. Merely by way of example, in an installation process, when the second connection cylinder 15 is inserted into the first connection cylinder 22, the snap-fit 16 undergoes elastic deformation until the snap-fit 16 is located at the first snap-in slot, and pops out to be engaged with the first snap-in slot under an action of an elastic restoring force of the snap-fit 16, thereby realizing the connection between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the top cover 2 and the support rod(s) 11 may be easier to be connected or disassembled by realizing the snapping connection through the cooperation between the first snap-in slot provided on the first connection cylinder 22 and the snap-fit 16 provided on the second connection cylinder 15 to realize a disassembled connection between the first connection cylinder 22 and the second connection cylinder 15, so as to be applicable in different using scenarios.

As shown in FIGS. 4-5, the planting box may also include a locking nail 18. The locking nail 18 is inserted in the second connection cylinder 15 and is surrounded by an abutting protrusion 181. The abutting protrusion 181 is able to abut against the snap-fit 16, thus, the snap-fit 16 is in a stable locked connection with the first snap-in slot, thereby locking a relative location of the second connection cylinder 15 to the first connection cylinder 22.

The locking nail 18 is an element used to prevent other members or components from loosening or falling off.

In some embodiments, when the locking nail 18 is arranged in place, the snap-fit 16 cannot be disengaged from the first snap-in slot since the abutting protrusion 181 always abuts against the snap-fit 16. Therefore, when performing a disassembled operation, only the locking nail 18 may be moved first, so that the abutting protrusion 181 is disengaged from the snap-fit 16 for offsetting, and then the second connection cylinder 15 may be withdrawn from the first connection cylinder 22, thereby completing a separation of the support rod(s) 11 from the top cover 2.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the second connection cylinder 15 may be sealed through the locking nail, thereby ensuring that the first connection cylinder 22 forms a stable connection with the second connection cylinder 15.

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating an exemplary structure of a top cover in cooperation with a support rod according to in some embodiments of the present disclosure. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram illustrating exemplary structures of a snap-in member, a second snap-in slot, and a shift lever according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIGS. 6-7, a connection structure further includes a snap-in member 23, a second snap-in slot 24, and a locating hole (not shown in the figures). A second snap-in slot 24 is provided on the top cover 2, the snap-in member 23 is slidably provided on the top cover 2 and is able to be extended or retracted relative to the second snap-in slot 24. The locating hole is provided on the support rod(s) 11, the support rod (s) 11 is inserted into the second snap-in slot 24, and an end portion of the snap-in member 23 is capable of being located in the locating hole.

Merely by way of example, when installing the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2, the support rod(s) 11 may first be inserted into the second snap-in slot 24, and then the snap-in member 23 may be pushed to be inserted into the locating hole, thereby ensuring a stable connection between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the top cover and the support rod(s) may be formed into a stable and disassembled connection by using the snap-in member, the second snap-in slot, and the locating hole as the connection structure.

As shown in FIG. 7, the shift lever 231 may also be fixedly provided on the snap-in member 23, a guide slot 25 is provided on the top cover 2 along a movement direction of the snap-in member 23, and the shift lever 231 is located in the guide slot 25.

Merely by way of example, the guide slot 25 may be in a shape of L. A first slot of the guide slot 25 extends along the movement direction of the snap-in member 23, and a second slot of the guide groove 25 is provided perpendicular to the first slot. When the snap-in member 23 is engaged with the support rod(s) 11, the snap-in member 23 is pushed along the first slot of the guide slot 25 through the shift lever 231 so that the end portion of the snap-in member 23 is inserted into the locating hole. When the support rod(s) 11 needs to be unlocked, the snap-in member 23 is pushed backward, the shift lever 231 is located in the second slot of the guide slot 25, a location of the snap-in member 23 is fixed, and the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2 may be disengaged from the connection.

In some embodiments, the guide slot 25 may also be designed in other shapes, such as a T-shape or the like.

In some embodiments, to ensure a stable snapping between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2, an elastic member (e.g., a compression spring, etc.) may also be provided between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2. An end of the elastic member abuts against the support rod(s) 11 and another end of the elastic member abuts against the support rod(s) 11. The elastic member has a tendency to make the snap-in member 23 always protrude relative to the second snap-in slot 24.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the snap-in member may be more easily manipulated to locate the end portion of the snap-in member in the locating hole by providing the shift lever on the snap-in member and the guide slot along the movement direction of the snap-in member, thereby realizing a connection between the support rod(s) and the top cover.

In some embodiments, the connection structure is also provided between the bottom cover 4 and the support rod(s) 11, which is similar to the connection structure provided between the top cover 2 and the support rod(s) 11, and is not repeated herein.

In some embodiments, the top cover 2 is also fixedly provided with a locating piece (not shown in the figures). The locating piece is provided with a locating slot, the second connection cylinder 15 is provided with a locating protrusion 17, the second connection cylinder 15 is inserted in the first connection cylinder 22, and the locating protrusion 17 is located in the locating slot. The locating piece refers to a structure used to arrange the locating slot. The locating slot may be used to be contacted with the locating protrusion 17 to locate the second connection cylinder 15.

Merely by way of example, the locating piece is directly opposite to the first connection cylinder 22, and the locating protrusion 17 cooperates with the locating slot to achieve the locating of the second connection cylinder 15. Functions of anti-rotation and locating may be achieved by the cooperation between the locating protrusion 17 and the locating slot, thereby facilitating a quick connection between the support rod(s) 11 and the top cover 2.

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating an exemplary structure of a bottom cover according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 8, the bottom cover 4 is provided with a locating block 41. The support rod(s) 11 is sleeved on the locating block 41 to enable a quick locating and connection of the support rod(s) 11.

The locating block 41 refers to a structure used to locate and support an object. In some embodiments, the locating block 41 may be configured to locate, support, and connect the support rod(s) 11.

In some embodiments, a shape of a structure of the locating block 41 is not limited herein, which may be a square, a circular, or any other structure, or the like.

It should be noted that a size of the locating block 41 is not limited herein, which is sufficient to be able to realize mutual cooperation with the support rod(s) 11. That is, the support rod(s) 11 may be able to be sleeved on the locating block 41.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the support rod(s) may be quickly located and connected by providing the locating block, thereby facilitating an installation of the support rod(s) on the bottom cover.

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram illustrating an exemplary structure of a planting box according to some other embodiments of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 9, the planting box further includes a first zipper structure 5. The first zipper structure 5 is located between the enclosure portion 12 and the top cover 2, the first zipper structure 5 is located along a circumferential direction of the top cover 2, and the enclosure portion 12 is coupled to the top cover 2 through the first zipper structure 5.

A zipper structure is a structure used to quickly and reliably connect two objects or close an opening. In some embodiments, the first zipper structure 5 may be used to connect the enclosure portion 12 and the top cover 2.

Merely by way of example, one of zippers of the first zipper structure 5 is fixedly provided on the enclosure portion 12 along the circumferential direction of the enclosure portion 12, and another zipper of the zippers of the first zipper structure 5 is fixedly provided on the top cover 2. Two zippers are engaged together using a zipper fastener to realize a connection between the enclosure portion 12 and the top cover 2. It should be understood that the enclosure portion 12 and the top cover 2 are easily connected or disassembled by using the first zipper structure 5.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 7, a pressing slot (not shown in the figures) is provided along the circumferential direction of the top cover 2, and the zippers are fixed in the pressing slot through a pressing strip 26. A tooth portion of the zipper(s) protrudes relative to an edge of the top cover 2. By using the pressing strip 26 to fix the zipper(s), it is more convenient for installing the zipper(s).

In some embodiments, the planting box further includes a second zipper structure 6. The second zipper structure 6 is located between the enclosure portion 12 and the bottom cover 4, the second zipper structure 6 is located along a circumferential direction of the bottom cover 4, and the enclosure portion 12 is coupled to the bottom cover 4 through the second zipper structure 6.

In some embodiments, the second zipper structure 6 may be used to connect the enclosure portion 12 to the bottom cover 4.

It should be noted that the second zipper structure 6 is similar to the first zipper structure 5, which is not repeated herein.

It should be understood that, by using the second zipper structure 6, it is more convenient for the enclosure portion 12 to be connected and disassembled from the bottom cover 4.

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram illustrating an exemplary structure of a flowerpot according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 10, the planting box further includes the flowerpot 7. The flowerpot 7 is placed on the bottom cover 4, and the flowerpot 7 includes a water storage basin 71 and a base plate 72. The base plate 72 is erected in the water storage basin 71, the base plate 72 is surrounded with the water storage basin 71 to form a water storage cavity, the base plate 72 is provided with a filling port 721 and a water supply tank 722 in communication with the water storage cavity, and the water storage basin 71 is placed on the bottom cover 4.

In some embodiments, plants are planted on the base plate 72, water is absorbed from the water storage cavity through the water supply tank 722 on the base plate 72, and water and fertilizer may be entered into the water storage cavity through the filling port 721.

In some embodiments, the water storage basin 71 may be made of a transparent material (e.g., transparent plastic, etc.) to allow for better observation of a water level in the water storage cavity, thereby avoiding plant damage or drying out due to lack of water.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, by designing the base plate to separate the water storage cavity from the plants, water supply to the plants may be ensured, which may effectively avoid the plants drying out due to too little filled water or untimely addition of water, and also avoid the plants being directly soaked in water for a long time, which may cause the plant decay.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIGS. 6-7, the top cover 2 may also be provided with a fan 28 and a control module (not shown in the figures). The control module is electrically connected to the fill light 3, the fan 28, the suction fan 29, and the circulation fan 27. The electrical connection refers to a connection manner that connects each component based on wires to realize signal transmission, control, and other functions.

The control module is a module used to control other electronic components in the planting box. For example, the control module may include a single chip microcomputer, or the like.

In some embodiments, the control module may control the operation of the fill light 3, the fan 28, the suction fan 29, and the circulation fan 27. For example, the control module may control light intensity and light duration of the fill light 3 based on an actual light requirement for plant growth. As another example, the control module may control a rotating speed of the fan 28, the suction fan 29, and the circulation fan 27 based on an actual ventilation requirement for plant growth.

In some embodiments, the fill light 3 has a heating function, and a temperature of an environment for plant growth may be controlled by controlling the fill light 3 to satisfy growth requirements of the plants adapted to different temperatures. Even when a room temperature is low, the growth requirements of plants requiring higher temperatures to survive may also be satisfied.

It should be understood that, to facilitate control, a corresponding planting APP may also be developed. The APP may communicate with the control module through WIFI, Bluetooth, etc. Planting personnel may perform a corresponding operation according to a reminder (e.g., a reminder of completing illumination, etc.) of planting information in the APP, which may further enhance convenience of planting plants.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the plants may be able to be fully engaged in photosynthesis by providing the fill light 3 on the top cover 2, and the fill light 3 may be used to supplement light according to an actual light requirement for plant growth. Moreover, the circulation of air in the planting box may be further ensured by providing the fan 28 and the suction fan 29 on the top cover 2 to cooperate with the circulation fan 27, which effectively ensures a normal growth of the plants.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 10, a temperature sensor 8, a humidity sensor, a liquid level sensor, and a pH sensor may be provided in the accommodating cavity. The temperature sensor, the humidity sensor, the liquid level sensor, and the pH sensor are electrically connected to the control module.

In some embodiments, a temperature, a humidity, a liquid level of the water storage cavity, and a pH value of a planted soil of the planting box may be monitored in real time based on the temperature sensor 8, the humidity sensor, the liquid level sensor, and the pH sensor. Monitoring data is transmitted to the control module, and then the monitoring data is fed back to the APP of the planting personnel for corresponding reminders, so that the planting personnel may take necessary actions in time.

The monitoring data is data collected by each sensor in real time. For example, the monitoring data may include the temperature and the humidity of the planting box, the liquid level of the water storage cavity, and the pH value of the planted soil.

In some embodiments, the control module may process the monitoring data to determine an appropriate planting scheme.

The planting scheme refers to a maintenance scheme for the plants in the planting box. For example, the planting scheme may include one or more of the light intensity and the light duration of the fill light 3, the rotating speed of the fan, the rotating speed of the suction fan, the rotating speed of the circulation fan, an amount and frequency of filling water, a type of fertilizer, or the like.

In some embodiments, based on the monitoring data, the control module may use a plurality of manners to determine the appropriate planting scheme. For example, based on the monitoring data, the control module may determine the appropriate planting scheme by matching a planting scheme with historical data.

In some embodiments, the control module may process the monitoring data and the plant species through a scheme determination model to determine a corresponding planting scheme.

The scheme determination model refers to a model used to determine the appropriate planting scheme based on the monitoring data. In some embodiments, the scheme determination model may be a machine learning model. For example, the scheme determination model may be one or a combination of one or more of a convolutional neural network (CNN) model, a deep neural network (DNN) model, a customized model, or the like.

In some embodiments, an input of the scheme determination model may include the monitoring data and the plant species, and an output of the scheme determination model may include a corresponding planting scheme.