Ecosense Unveils EcoQube Flex Trademark : A New Era in Truly Portable, Battery-Powered Continuous Radon Monitoring

A Breakthrough Innovation Delivering Unmatched Accuracy and Room-by-Room Radon Tracking - Bringing Professional-Grade Performance to Every Home
San Jose, California - November 3, 2025 - Ecosense [http://www.ecosense.io], a global leader in radon detection technology, is excited to announce the upcoming launch of EcoQube Flex Trademark , a next-generation, battery-powered continuous radon monitor that delivers unmatched accuracy in a compact, truly portable design. EcoQube Flex Trademark leverages Ecosense's patented ion chamber technology, offering 15 times greater sensitivity than industry standard requirements and providing real-time radon readings within minutes. Its always-on display shows daily radon fluctuations, while the Ecosense mobile app enables room-by-room tracking, allowing homeowners to save and compare results across multiple spaces. With this combination of portability, precision, and usability, EcoQube Flex Trademark helps families take immediate action to reduce their lung cancer risk.

"EcoQube Flex Trademark was developed by listening to our customers," said Insoo Park [https://www.linkedin.com/in/insoo-park-2295951/], CEO of Ecosense. "They wanted a radon monitor that could move freely throughout the house without losing test history. With EcoQube Flex Trademark , we've achieved the impossible: combining portability with Ecosense's unbeatable accuracy in a palm-sized device, paired with a smart mobile app for effortless, room-by-room radon tracking. This innovation empowers families everywhere to understand, monitor, and act against radon exposure anytime, anywhere."

In the past, homeowners had to rely on one-time mail-in kits or low-cost digital detectors with limited accuracy, while industrial-grade instruments costing up to $10,000 were needed for reliable results. Ecosense is changing that by making advanced radon monitoring accessible to every household. With innovations like EcoQube Flex Trademark , a continuous Do-It-Yourself radon monitor, homeowners can now track radon in real time and take proactive steps to reduce the risk of radon-related lung cancer.

"The EPA reports that radon causes 21,000 deaths annually in the U.S.," added Park. "Our mission has always been to reduce radon-related lung cancer by making reliable detection accessible to everyone. EcoQube Flex Trademark is our next giant leap, delivering accuracy, portability, and ease of use in one device."

About Ecosense Registered

Based in Silicon Valley, Ecosense Registered is a leader in smart radon detection technology, providing accurate, real-time monitoring solutions for both professionals and consumers. Its patented ion chamber technology - validated by the University of Michigan and Kansas State University Radon Chamber - delivers research-grade accuracy in minutes, not days. Ecosense's innovations, including the EcoQube Registered (TIME's 100 Best Inventions of 2021) and the EcoBlu Trademark (featured in Reader's Digest's list of the best gifts for homeowners), continue to set new standards for health-focused environmental sensing worldwide.

The EcoQube Flex Trademark waitlist is now live at http://www.ecosense.io. Pre-orders will begin during the Black Friday Sale, with the official launch to follow in December 2025.

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