Physical trauma and high mortality rates during manual transfer of young plants. Reducing mechanical stress increases survival rates and operational throughput.

Labor-intensive manual application leads to inconsistent pest eradication and high resource waste. Automating these processes ensures continuous monitoring and precise intervention without human error.

Traditional forestry maintenance relies on labor-intensive manual climbing or ground-based tools that pose safety risks and physical strain. Automating these tasks eliminates human exposure to falls and repetitive motion injuries while increasing operational consistency.