Lua is designed to turn plants into pets. Using sensors, the smart planter triggers 15 different universal animated emotions. It measures the soil’s moisture, light exposure and temperature to keep your houseplant alive and well. Lua’s app is easy to set up and use daily: the app generates a QR code that Lua can read and interpret right away.
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