
Discounted early-bird registrations to this year’s eagerly awaited annual ForestTECH 2024 series finish in one week, on Friday 18 October. Registrations to this year’s event can be made here. On-site and virtual registrations to this year’s annual ForestTECH 2024 event continue to flow in.
For local forest resource and tree crop managers, ForestTECH 2024 will be running on 20-21 November in Rotorua, New Zealand and on 26-27 November 2024 in Melbourne, Australia the week after.
Some truly innovative approaches that have been or are being developed from technology providers and end users from across New Zealand and Australia, both in data capture and in tree crop management will be profiled this year.
Because of this well-earned reputation, a raft of international technology developers and forest companies from outside Australasia this year for the first time will be outlining innovative new equipment, technologies and operating practices to local foresters at ForestTECH 2024.
International precision forestry tools – 2024 presentations include;
- The Next Generation of Disruptive Geiger mode Airborne LiDAR Technology. Efficient mapping of large areas in ultra-high resolution (USA).
- Revolutionising Aerial Monitoring. A unique solution for future data collection – using autonomous hydrogen powered airships (Finland).
- Using your Phone as a Digital Inventory Tool. A new in-forest designed and developed tree measurement application using an in-phone LiDAR scanner (Sweden).
- Precision Forestry Tools – from Forest Nursery to Market. Innovative smart forestry tools being developed and used in-house by a major global wood fibre provider (South Africa).
- Leveraging Mechanised Harvesting & Agricultural Technologies into a new Mechanised Planter (USA)
- Canada’s Forest Machine Connectivity project. Using IoT to improve productivity in real time through the forest supply chain (Canada)
- Pioneering Transparency in the Forest Supply Chain. A new blockchain-based data management and digital track and traceability system enabling real-time collection, recording, sharing, and auditing of supply chain data (USA).
For more information on the conference programme and workshops being planned around the November events, please visit the website.
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