Zealquest AI Congratulates on the Successful held of Plant Biology Europe (PBE2025)

Budapest, Hungary – The Plant Biology Europe 2025 Congress (PBE2025) was successfully held at the Budapest Congress Center from June 24 to 28, 2025. This year's PBE2025 featured 19 diverse thematic sessions, including: Applied Genetic Improvement, Aquatic Plant Biology and Algal Biotechnology, Biotechnology and Synthetic Biology, Crop Adaptation to Climate Change, Genomics and Epigenetics, High-Throughput Phenotyping and Remote Sensing, Photosynthesis and Light Regulation, Plant Morphogenesis and Reproduction, Plant Secondary Metabolism, and Plants under Abiotic Stress. The rich and varied program attracted nearly 500 participants from universities, research institutes, publishing houses, and instrumentation manufacturers worldwide, fostering discussions on cutting-edge concepts and showcasing the latest research achievements in plant biology.

At PBE2025, Zealquest AI presented its solutions, including:

    · Drone-based Hyperspectral/LiDAR/Solar-Induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence (SIF) Solutions

    · Artificial Intelligence Light Farm Data Collection and Analysis Systems

    · CONVIRON Plant Growth Solutions

    · Plant Seed Phenotyping Imaging Systems

    · High-Throughput Plant Phenotyping Measurement Systems

    · Large Area Chlorophyll Fluorescence Imaging System HEXAGON-IMAGING-PAM

A live demonstration of the latest PLS-10 instrument, specifically designed for long-term continuous monitoring, drew significant attention. The device continuously measures plant leaf CO₂ assimilation rates, transpiration rates, stomatal conductance, VPD, PPFD, and more, prompting numerous inquiries from attending scholars.

With extensive experience in robotics, photosynthesis research, plant phenotyping, and soil analysis, coupled with continuous product innovation, iteration, and the accumulation and optimization of core technologies, Zealquest Group is poised to play a pivotal role in addressing the most pressing challenges in global plant research and agriculture in the coming years.