
Anna Wallner
Project manager for BraSatt
We’re taking forest regeneration to the next level by developing an autonomous planting machine that raises plant survival rates, reduces our impact on the ground, and makes life easier for us humans. BraSatt uses the latest technology to drive development within forestry.

BraSatt can raise the chances of a seedling surviving after planting to at least 90 percent compared with 70 percent using traditional planting methods. This is achieved through smart scarification where the machine creates an optimal planting point and positions the seedling to get the best possible start in the forest.
BraSatt works alongside humans, creating a good working environment and a more interesting job. Man and machine work together.
BraSatt was recognised in the Red Dot Awards 2024, one of the world's most important design competitions, with an award in the Autonomous "Best-of-the-Best" category for its design.

BraSatt is a driverless machine that uses the latest technology to scarify and plant forest seedlings with precision, efficiency, and care. An autonomous planting machine that will benefit growth in the forest.
With the help of AI, sensors and other new technology, BraSatt can take over the heavy and difficult forestry operations that humans find difficult. Seedlings planted by BraSatt have a better chance of survival, boosting growth in the forest.

An autonomous planting machine like BraSatt has less impact on the soil through precision scarification, where only small areas are processed instead of large clear-cut areas. It is both more gentle and energy-efficient compared to today's methods.
BraSatt is less invasive and yields better results through smarter planting and scarification.

BraSatt already exists as a prototype, and we’re working on developing the machine to ensure it meets our investment goals. We’ve developed a new energy-efficient way of scarifying that produces optimal results for the seedling and leaves a relatively even clear-cut area behind which is significantly smaller compared to today's method.
Another important part of the development work has been looking at the interaction between humans and machines, with considerable attention paid to the operator's role and a good working environment.
We hope BraSatt will open the door to promoting the development of autonomous forestry machines to improve both growth rates and the forest environment.

Project manager for BraSatt
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