Welcome to this week's Forsler newsletter ๐๐ป
The sun has pushed away the rainy clouds โ perfect weather for a trip to the forest! As always weโre back with the newsletter.
This week we're exploring upcoming technologies in forestry, from walking robots to innovative aerial solutions. We'll also share our latest platform updates to help you work more efficiently.
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This week's episode explores two fascinating developments:
First, we examine the SingleTree project - a new EU initiative developing digital tracking for individual trees. Then we look at Kelluu's innovative airships, offering a fresh perspective on forest monitoring.
Our main segment ventures into more experimental territory: walking robots in forestry.
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We've been exploring robotics in forestry over recent weeks, and now we're taking a deeper look at something rather intriguing.
Picture this: You're out for a Sunday walk, flask of tea in hand, when you encounter a yellow robot making its way through the trees. Far-fetched? Perhaps not as much as you might think.
The key questions we're exploring:
We examine both opportunities and challenges, asking whether this is really the direction we want forestry to take.
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While drones have dominated aerial surveys, Kelluu offers something different: autonomous airships. Their solution tackles one of the biggest challenges in aerial monitoring - flight time.
Learn more about Kelluu here โ
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The 'Properties' and 'Team & Contacts' pages now feature expandable rows for each section, offering a larger viewable area to list maps associated with properties, team members, and contacts.
Watch Jens demonstrate the feature here โ
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Wishing you a fantastic week in the forest.
- Jens Isbak