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Kodama raises $7M to bring robotics to forestry

Kodama initially focused on wildfire risk reduction in the western U.S., but it is now focusing on the timber industry in the southeastern U.S. | Source: Kodama Kodama Systems today said it has raised $7 million to bring physical AI to forestry. The company said it will use the…

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  • 01.Kodama initially focused on wildfire risk reduction in the western U.S., but it is now focusing on the timber industry in the southeastern U.S
  • 02.| Source: Kodama Kodama Systems today said it has raised $7 million to bring physical AI to forestry
  • 03.The company said it will use the…

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