Lighting fixture with application controller

1. A system, comprising:

a lighting fixture including one or more light sources, the lighting fixture spectrally varies a light output of the one or more light sources in response to an electronic output signal;

a light sensor that monitors an output light spectrum provided by the one or more light sources;

an application controller that determines whether the output light spectrum from the one or more light sources follows a program, and generates the electronic output signal to spectrally vary the light output of the one or more light sources in order to follow the program; and

a light reflector that moves in response to a mechanical output signal generated by the application controller to change a light output coverage area of the lighting fixture while maintaining a uniformity of the light output.

2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the light sensor monitors an amount of light coverage for at least one plant, and wherein the application controller generates the mechanical output signal to ensure that the amount of light coverage follows the program.

3. The system of claim 1 , further comprising a temperature sensor that monitors a temperature proximate to at least one plant, and wherein the application controller generates a mechanical output signal to change a speed of a fan in the lighting fixture in response to the temperature sensed by the temperature sensor exceeding a threshold.

4. The system of claim 3 , wherein the fan in the lighting fixture creates a reverse convection in the lighting fixture that prevents suction of sprays for at least one plant into the lighting fixture, prevents drawing away of carbon dioxide from the at least one plant, or prevent a generation of a temperature gradient that affects the at least one plant.

5. The system of claim 1 , wherein the lighting fixture spectrally varies the light output by changing an amount of lumens produced at a particular wavelength or a range of wavelengths produced over a particular time duration.

6. The system of claim 1 , wherein the one or more light sources include a plasma light source or a light emitting diode (LED) light source.

7. The system of claim 1 , wherein the application controller is a software application on a computing device, a part of the software application on the computing device, or a hardware device, and wherein the application controller receives the program from an additional application, an external sensor, a network interface, a universal serial bus interface (USB), or a memory card.

8. The system of claim 1 , wherein the application controller further generates a mechanical output signal that causes a change in a position of the lighting fixture relative to at least one plant.

9. The system of claim 1 , wherein the application controller receives a user input that dictates a change in an intensity of a light wavelength generated by the lighting fixture over a time period, and generates an additional electronic output signal that varies the light output of the light sources during the time period according to the user input.

10. The system of claim 1 , wherein the electronic output signal generated by the application controller spectrally varies the light output of the light sources according to a time schedule.

11. The system of claim 1 , wherein the application controller further generates an additional electronic output signal that causes a change in a watering frequency or a watering volume for at least one plant by an automated watering device, causes a generation of audible frequencies by a speaker, or causes a change in a concentration of carbon dioxide distributed by a carbon dioxide generator to the at least one plant.

12. A computer-implemented method, comprising:

receiving a horticultural program that dictates environmental conditions for growing at least one plant at an application controller;

receiving information on an output light spectrum provided by one or more light sources of a lighting fixture to a plant at the application controller from a light sensor, the one or more light sources spectrally vary light output in response to an electronic output signal from the application controller;

generating the electronic output signal at the application controller to spectrally varies the light output of the one or more light sources based at least on the information on the output light spectrum in order to follow the horticultural program;

receiving a temperature proximate to the at least one plant at the application controller from a temperature sensor; and

generating a mechanical output signal at the application controller that changes a speed of a fan in the lighting fixture in response to the temperature sensor sensing that the temperature exceeded a threshold.

13. The computer-implemented method of claim 12 , wherein the horticultural program dictates environment conditions for growing different plants, further comprising:

receiving information on an additional output light spectrum provided by one or more additional light sources of an additional lighting fixture to an additional plant at the application controller, the one or more light additional sources spectrally varies light output in response to an additional electronic output signal; and

generating the additional electronic output signal to spectrally varies the additional light output of the one or more additional light source based at least on the information on the additional output light spectrum in order to follow the horticultural program.

14. The computer-implemented method of claim 12 , further comprising:

receiving information on an amount of light coverage for the plant at the application controller from the light sensor; and

generating a mechanical output signal at the application controller to actuate a light reflector of the lighting fixture that changes a light output coverage area of the lighting fixture while maintaining a uniformity of the light output to ensure that the amount of light coverage follows the horticultural program.

15. The computer-implemented method of claim 12 , further comprising:

receiving a user input at the application controller that dictates a change in an intensity of a light wavelength generated by the lighting fixture over a time period; and

generating an additional electronic output signal at the application controller that varies the light output of the light sources during the time period according to the user input.

16. The computer-implemented method of claim 12 , further comprising:

receiving information on an amount of moisture proximate the plant at the application controller from a moisture sensor; and

generating a mechanical output signal at the application controller to change a watering frequency or a watering volume for the plant by an automated watering device to ensure that the amount of moisture proximate the plant follows the horticultural program.

17. One or more non-transitory computer-readable media storing computer-executable instructions that upon execution cause one or more processors to perform acts comprising:

receiving a horticultural program that dictates environmental conditions for growing at least one plant at an application controller, the application controller receiving the horticultural program from an additional application, an external sensor, or a network interface;

receiving information on an output light spectrum provided by a plurality of plasma light sources in a lighting fixture to the at least one plant at the application controller from a light sensor, the plurality of plasma light sources spectrally vary light output in response to an electronic output signal from the application controller;

generating the electronic output signal at the application controller to spectrally vary the light output of the plurality of plasma light sources based at least on the information on the output light spectrum in order to follow the horticultural program, the electronic output signal causing the plurality of plasma light sources to change an amount of lumens produced at a particular wavelength or a range of wavelengths produced over a particular time duration;

receiving information on an amount of light coverage for the at least plant at the application controller from the light sensor; and

generating a mechanical output signal at the application controller to actuate a light reflector of the lighting fixture that changes a light output coverage area of the lighting fixture while maintaining a uniformity of the light output to ensure that the amount of light coverage follows the horticultural program.

18. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 17 , wherein the acts further comprise generating an additional electronic output signal at the application controller that causes a change in a speed of a fan in the lighting fixture, a change in a watering frequency or a watering volume for the at least one plant by an automated watering device, causes a generation of audible frequencies by a speaker, or causes a change in a concentration of carbon dioxide distributed by a carbon dioxide generator to the at least one plant.

19. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 17 , wherein the acts further comprise:

receiving a user input at the application controller that dictates a change in an intensity of a light wavelength generated by the lighting fixture over a time period; and

generating an additional electronic output signal at the application controller that varies the light output of the light sources during the time period according to the user input.

20. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 17 , wherein acts further comprise generating a mechanical output signal that causes a motorized system to change a position of the lighting fixture relative to the at least one plant.

21. A system, comprising:

a lighting fixture including one or more light sources, the lighting fixture spectrally varies a light output of the one or more light sources in response to an electronic output signal;

a light sensor that monitors an output light spectrum provided by the one or more light sources; and

an application controller that determines whether the output light spectrum from the one or more light sources follows a program, and generates the electronic output signal to spectrally vary the light output of the one or more light sources in order to follow the program,

wherein the application controller further generates a mechanical output signal that causes a change in a position of the lighting fixture relative to at least one plant.

22. A system, comprising:

a lighting fixture including one or more light sources, the lighting fixture spectrally varies a light output of the one or more light sources in response to an electronic output signal;

a light sensor that monitors an output light spectrum provided by the one or more light sources; and

an application controller that determines whether the output light spectrum from the one or more light sources follows a program, and generates the electronic output signal to spectrally vary the light output of the one or more light sources in order to follow the program,

wherein the application controller receives a user input that dictates a change in an intensity of a light wavelength generated by the lighting fixture over a time period, and generates an additional electronic output signal that varies the light output of the light sources during the time period according to the user input.

23. A system, comprising:

a lighting fixture including one or more light sources, the lighting fixture spectrally varies a light output of the one or more light sources in response to an electronic output signal;

a light sensor that monitors an output light spectrum provided by the one or more light sources; and

an application controller that determines whether the output light spectrum from the one or more light sources follows a program, and generates the electronic output signal to spectrally vary the light output of the one or more light sources in order to follow the program,

wherein the application controller further generates an additional electronic output signal that causes a change in a watering frequency or a watering volume for at least one plant by an automated watering device, causes a generation of audible frequencies by a speaker, or causes a change in a concentration of carbon dioxide distributed by a carbon dioxide generator to the at least one plant.