CID Bio-Science, Inc.

CI-202 Portable Laser Leaf Area Meter

What is it?

The CI-202 Portable Laser Leaf Area Meter by CID Bio-Science is a durable, highly advanced scanner designed to execute rapid, high-resolution leaf area measurements for comprehensive plant research in the field or lab.

Accurately analysing complex leaf shape characteristics is vital for understanding physiological function and optimizing crop production. However, traditional leaf area measurement tools are often fragile, difficult to transport, and struggle to accurately scan uniquely shaped foliage, such as thin conifer needles or tiny seeds. This severely limits a researcher's ability to gather precise data across diverse environments. The CI-202 Portable Laser Leaf Area Meter explicitly resolves this limitation. Designed to be highly durable and completely self-contained, this advanced laser scanner accurately measures virtually any type of leaf, needle, or seed. It captures high-resolution data quickly, ensuring researchers can work confidently and efficiently in both the laboratory and the field.

Why use it?

Transitioning to a highly durable, portable laser scanner empowers researchers to gather massive amounts of essential plant data significantly faster and with far greater precision. For plant physiologists, analysing precise leaf area measurements allows them to track and relate highly specific changes in shape characteristics directly to physiological function. Agronomists can utilize this exact data to optimize crop production, meticulously tracking crop health in response to localized environmental and nutrition changes. Ultimately, utilizing precise laser scanner measurements, an on-board data logger, and simple USB data transfer makes the CI-202 an absolute must-have for forestry and climate researchers who demand flawless, efficient data collection without disturbing delicate environments.

Key Features

  • Measure High-Resolution Area
    Utilises highly precise laser scanner technology to execute rapid, high-resolution leaf area measurements for comprehensive agronomic research.

  • Scan Diverse Foliage Types
    Engineered to accurately measure and analyse virtually any type of complex foliage, including broad leaves, thin conifer needles, or tiny seeds.

  • Operate Durably Portably
    Designed as a highly durable, completely self-contained portable unit explicitly built to gather data faster in both the field and the laboratory.

  • Analyse Physiological Function
    Allows plant physiologists to analyse precise leaf area measurements to rigorously track and relate changes in shape characteristics to physiological function.

  • Communicate Data with Ease
    Features a robust on-board data logger and simple USB transfer capabilities to ensure researchers can manage and communicate massive datasets with absolute ease.

Who is it for?

This portable laser leaf area meter is designed for plant physiologists, precision agronomists, forestry researchers, and climate scientists operating globally in both field and laboratory settings.

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