In recent years, greenhouse development has been innovative in agriculture based on information systems guidance with accelerated growth. The IoT provides an intelligent system and remote access technologies such as green infrastructure. The usability of information systems for effective training and producing intelligent systems and predictive models in organizational real-time based on machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI). Therefore, a Remote Sensing Assisted Control System (RSCS) has been proposed for improving greenhouse agriculture requirements. This proposed method utilizes artificial intelligence and machine learning technology for the green development potential industry's ability to manage economic resources and increase innovative agriculture product development patterns. Thus, the key preconditions for increasing healthy food choices and promoting local and global organic farmers' potential development are straightforward suggestions for developing an effective marketing strategy. The experimental results RSCS the highest precision ratio of 95.1%, the performance ratio of 96.35%, a data transmission rate of 92.3%, agriculture production ratio of 94.2%, irrigation control ratio of 94.7%, the lowest moisture content ratio of 18.7%, and CO₂ emission ratio of 21.5%, compared to other methods.

This paper investigates the transmission of pressure between the public, relevant government departments, and industrial firms through the use of formal environmental regulations. The data include formal environmental regulations issued from 2005 to 2019 in 179 cities in 27 provinces in China. The intermediary effect model and the threshold effect model are used to carry out research studies on the relationships between public-participated environmental regulations, formal environmental regulations, and industrial-technological innovations. Results indicate that: (1) Pressure is transmitted between the public, and relevant government sectors and industries. For instance, public-participated environmental regulations pressure relevant government departments to apply strong formal environmental regulations on industrial sectors. (2) Labor and capital have a positive moderating effect on the effect of formal environmental regulations on industrial-technological innovations. (3) Both public-participated and formal environmental regulations promote industrial-technological innovations. (4) There is a threshold effect in formal environmental regulations. For instance, when the intensity of public-participated environmental regulations is higher than 93, the role of formal environmental regulations in promoting industrial-technological innovation can be completely maximized.