On January 10–11, 2026, the “Ecological Governance Restoration and Green Development Forum” was successfully held in Kunming, Yunnan. Nearly 500 experts and scholars from universities and research institutes across China gathered in the Spring City to engage in in-depth exchanges on topics such as ecological restoration technologies, emerging pollutant control, and green low-carbon development. Among them, “microplastics analysis” and emerging pollutant management became one of the key discussion topics of the forum.
As a company that has long been deeply engaged in environmental monitoring equipment, AIMOLI (Hebei) Technology Co., Ltd. was invited to attend the event. General Manager Song Qingguo delivered a keynote report at the conference, focusing on sharing “domestic innovation achievements in microplastics analysis equipment.” He also provided a systematic introduction on the technological upgrade of microplastics analysis and breakthroughs in the localization of microplastics analyzers, which received widespread attention on site.
This forum focused on “emerging pollutant control and ecological governance technological innovation,” with microplastics pollution control once again becoming a key topic. Experts pointed out that improving microplastics analysis capability and detection efficiency is an important prerequisite for promoting refined ecological governance, and efficient and stable microplastics analyzers have become key equipment in the industry.
However, traditional microplastics analysis has long faced multiple pain points: heavy reliance on imports, low detection efficiency, and high costs. A single sample of microplastics analysis usually takes 3–4 days or even longer. The manual process is complex, and the daily processing capacity is only 2–3 samples, severely limiting large-scale application of microplastics analysis. At the same time, high-end microplastics analyzers have long depended on imports, with equipment prices reaching millions of yuan, making it difficult for most research and testing institutions to adopt them.
In response to these issues, AIMOLI has continuously promoted the domestic R&D of microplastics analysis equipment and successfully launched a new generation of water microplastics automatic analyzer. The device is designed around the core goal of “fully automated microplastics analysis,” achieving a fully automated process from sample loading, focusing, identification to data output, significantly improving analysis efficiency and stability.
On the technical level, this microplastics analyzer integrates confocal Raman spectroscopy and intelligent image recognition technology to form an integrated microplastics analysis solution, with the following core advantages:
- High-efficiency automated microplastics analysis capability
Through robotic arms for automatic sample loading and detection, the entire process requires no human intervention and can operate continuously 24 hours a day. Hundreds of samples can be analyzed in batches, improving overall efficiency by approximately 20 times compared with manual operation. - High-precision microplastics identification capability
Equipped with a confocal microscopy system with a spatial resolution of 1 μm, it can accurately identify 21 common types of microplastics, with an identification accuracy rate exceeding 94%, significantly improving the reliability of analysis results. - Domestic substitution advantages of microplastics analyzers
Breaking the monopoly of imported equipment, the cost of similar microplastics analyzers is only 1/3–1/2 of imported products. It also supports a wet measurement mode without the need for slide preparation, greatly simplifying operational procedures and making it more suitable for the practical needs of research and testing institutions.
Relying on more than 40 patented technologies, AIMOLI continues to make breakthroughs in the localization of environmental monitoring equipment. The newly released water microplastics automatic analyzer further improves the company’s product portfolio in the field of microplastics analysis equipment and fills the technological gap of fully automated microplastics analyzers.
At the conference, multiple university researchers and testing institution representatives engaged in in-depth discussions on microplastics analysis technical pathways, application scenarios, and cooperation directions for microplastics analyzers, expressing high attention to the development potential of domestic equipment.
The invitation to participate in the forum and the systematic presentation of innovative achievements in microplastics analysis equipment mark industry recognition of AIMOLI’s technical strength in the localization of microplastics analyzers. In the future, the company will continue to focus on microplastics analysis technology and environmental monitoring equipment R&D, and promote technological upgrades in ecological governance with higher-performance domestic microplastics analyzers, providing solid support for green development and environmental protection.