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March 28, 2022
Over the past decade, drones have become an increasingly important tool for forest monitoring. They’re a fast and effective way to collect a lot of data in one go, without upsetting the natural balance too much. Formed as a spinoff of the University of Pennsylvania’s GRASP Laboratory in 2020, Treeswift has been working to build out that promise.
Founders Steven Chen, Elizabeth Hunter, Michael Shomin and Vaibhav Arcot brought together expertise in drone swarms and forestry to create a system capable of collective large swaths of data in a fly-through. That information, collected through on-board cameras and sensors, can be utilized for a wide range of different applications, including deforestation monitoring, carbon capture readings and forest fire prevention.
“Our mission is to build the data ecosystem for the natural world, and we are accomplishing that by capturing important data from below the forest canopy,” Chen, the startup’s CEO, said in a release. “We anticipate that Treeswift technology will help to obtain a more transparent, verifiable and accurate view of the planet from the ground up.” Read rest here.