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    Komatsu Expands Smart Forestry Tools With AI, Drones, And Precision Mapping

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    Komatsu Expands Smart Forestry Tools With AI, Drones, And Precision Mapping

    Komatsu is advancing its Smart Forestry platform with AI, drones, and real-time data systems to improve efficiency, safety, and environmental outcomes in forestry operations.

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    Komatsu North America is expanding its Smart Forestry platform, combining machine learning, satellite positioning, and connected equipment to digitize forestry operations and improve productivity in remote environments.

    The system integrates onboard machine data, fleet-level monitoring, and mapping tools to give operators and managers real-time visibility into harvesting activity. Komatsu says these tools allow planning, execution, and monitoring to happen simultaneously across sites that are often difficult to access.

    The approach reflects a broader shift toward embedding AI directly into operational systems. Similar deployments are emerging in supply chains, where AI agents are being used to automate workflows and coordinate decisions across distributed networks.

    Komatsu’s forestry systems build on its MaxiFleet platform, which collects machine performance and production data and makes it accessible remotely. This allows operators to track output, monitor machine health, and adjust operations without being physically present in the forest.

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