Meet Arboreal at Elmia Wood, June 5–7, 2025

Meet Arboreal at Elmia Wood, June 5–7, 2025

Johan Ekenstedt

2 jun 2025

On June 5–7, the largest forestry fair in the Nordic region, Elmia Wood, will take place in the forests south of Jönköping. For three days, forestry professionals from all over the world gather to explore the latest technology, make connections, and discuss forestry.

Arboreal will of course be there, exhibiting at booth WB581. We will be showcasing our digital tools for forest measurements — where a mobile device, using AR and LiDAR, replaces traditional tools for measuring height, diameter, volume, and much more.

Who is Sweden's best tree measurer?

In our booth, we are also hosting a competition where you can challenge yourself — and others — in measuring trees. The participant who comes closest to the actual value wins. The competition is open to anyone who wants to test their precision in field measurements.

Take the opportunity to try our apps hands-on and see how they work in practice. Our experts will be on-site to answer questions, demonstrate new features, and discuss opportunities for digital forest data collection.

Welcome to visit us!

We look forward to meeting both existing and new users, partners, and everyone curious about the future of forest measurements.

📍 Location: Elmia Wood, Jönköping

📅 Date: June 5–7, 2025

🧭 Booth: WB581

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Johan Ekenstedt

Johan Ekenstedt

CEO and iOS developer at Arboreal. Making it easier to measure, understand and manage trees and forests.

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