The world’s first intelligent indoor regulation system to recreate a forest-like indoor environment is set to deliver a long list of healthy living benchmarks.
Project details were released this week when the Heungkong Group, Panasonic Electric, and Tantron Technology announced the mid-stage outcomes of their collaborative innovation, the "8 Constants+ Forest Environment System.
This pioneering solution signifies a significant advancement at the intersection of smart environmental control, ecological science, and human well-being, setting a new benchmark for sustainable development.
As the world's first intelligent indoor regulation system modelled on forest ecosystem dynamics, the 8 Constants + Forest Environment System applies the principles of environmental bionics to recreate a forest-like indoor environment.
The system operates through eight core elements: constant temperature, humidity, oxygen level, cleanliness, quietness, airflow, intelligence, and control.
Former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and former European Council President and ex-Prime Minister of Sweden, John Fredrik Reinfeldt, delivered congratulatory video messages for the occasion.
Hatoyama said the collaboration harnesses the technical strengths of China and Japan to create a new-generation atmospheric platform—a powerful example of bilateral innovation.
“We are confident that this advancement will support smarter, healthier, and more comfortable living environments for people in the two countries and beyond,” he said.
Reinfeldt commended the milestone, stating that healthy indoor environments are a global priority and that the system sets an exemplary standard for indoor environmental enhancement worldwide.
Experts in green technology, environmental systems, and health-focused architecture also commended the platform for its technical achievements.
All-China Environment Federation chair Wang Xiufeng said the 8 Constants + Forest Environment System provides an intelligent ecological solution to address human health challenges.
“It demonstrates how advanced technologies can drive the shift toward sustainable living, while reinforcing the role of enterprises in promoting ecological stewardship and global climate action,” he said.
Heungkong Group chair Mei Hing Chak said technological innovation is the engine of the company’s business strategy.
She said by working closely with world-class scientific institutions and industrial partners, Heungkong has merged Panasonic's global leadership in environmental sensing, Tantron's proprietary algorithmic intelligence, and the practical ecosystem of Heungkong’s flagship residential project.
“The result is a new standard for indoor environmental science. In the years ahead, we will expand our innovation framework and deepen international partnerships to accelerate deployment and scalable impact,” she said.
Tantron founder Yao Minghai pointed out that the 8 Constants + Forest Environment System delivers multiple world-first innovations, most notably its self-learning natural language interface.
“Unlike conventional systems requiring precise commands, the system, for instance, interprets casual expressions like 'I'm sleepy' to automatically dim lights, adjust ambiance and optimise sleep temperature. This isn't just automation - it's an adaptive living system that anticipates needs and personalises experiences,” he said.