15/09/2026
China Mining 2026 has wrapped up in Tianjin — a busy three days, and a lot to take away from it.
This year, AIDU brought ERT/IP, MT/AMT, ground and UAV magnetics, along with something that now runs across our geophysical systems: an automated data-to-results workflow.
Automatic data processing. Automatic inversion and imaging. On-site 2D/3D results. AI-assisted interpretation.
Different instruments and different methods, but we’re working toward the same direction — lighter field setups, simpler workflows, and less time between collecting data and understanding what’s underground.
AI was also one of the topics that drew plenty of attention at the show. Since 2021, we’ve been developing both cloud-based and offline AI analysis for geophysical images. The goal is not to replace geological experience, but to help identify anomalies faster and make interpretation more efficient.
And as always, some of the best parts of the show happened around the booth. We talked with geologists, drilling teams and mining professionals from different countries about deeper targets, difficult terrain, survey efficiency and real projects in the field.
The exhibition is over, but there’s still plenty of work ahead.
We’ll keep improving the instruments, the software and the way they work together — making geophysics more practical, more intelligent, and easier to bring into the field.
We look forward to exploring further, together.
Let exploration be freer.