Kodama secured $7 million to develop robotics for forestry and logging, focusing initially on teleoperation and data collection. This funding aims to enhance automation in forestry equipment.
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Kodama secured $7 million to develop robotics for forestry and logging, focusing initially on teleoperation and data collection. This funding aims to enhance automation in forestry equipment.
Kodama secured $7 million to develop robotics for forestry and logging, focusing initially on teleoperation and data collection. This funding aims to enhance automation in forestry equipment.
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Kodama is working on automating forestry and logging equipment, starting with teleoperation and collecting valuable data on the way. The post Kodama raises $7M to bring robotics to forestry appeared first on The Robot Report .
Automating forestry operations can improve safety and efficiency in a traditionally labor-intensive industry. Kodama's approach to teleoperation and data gathering could accelerate the adoption of robotics in forestry.
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