From June 29 to July 2, 2026, the 2026 Training Program on Ecosystem Change Monitoring Technology, funded by the Bureau of Personnel of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and hosted by the Chinese Ecosystem Research Network (CERN) and the Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, was successfully held in Beijing. As an enterprise long dedicated to providing professional instruments and technical services in the field of ecological monitoring, Beijing Eco-mind Technology Co., Ltd. sponsored the training program and actively participated in the technical exchange and exhibition sessions.
During the session on "New Technologies, New Methods, and Instrument Application Cases in Ecological Monitoring," Eco-mind delivered presentations on cutting-edge technologies and instrument application cases. The company highlighted its application cases in "New Technologies for Root and Root-Soil Interface Observation," introducing related technical solutions and instrument application practices in response to the frontier demand for monitoring belowground plant ecological processes. In particular, the company showcased its GT5000 Portable Multi-parameter Soil Respiration Measurement System, which is based on Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy and enables simultaneous, high-precision (ppb-level) measurement of multiple greenhouse gases (such as N₂O, CH₄, and CO₂), providing key technical support for research on gas exchange at the root-soil interface. In addition, the company presented the LK-1580 MultiRhzio Composite Root Growth Dynamics Monitoring System, the LK-1760 In-situ Rhizosphere Enzyme Activity Imaging System, and the LK-1770 In-situ Root Respiration Measurement System, offering a panoramic solution spanning root morphology, rhizosphere environment, and carbon-nitrogen cycling.
As an innovative practitioner in the field of ecological technology, Eco-mind has always been committed to providing researchers with comprehensive solutions for agricultural, forestry, and ecological research instruments.