Grality, a Belgian startup, is revolutionizing urban forest management through artificial intelligence. The company has developed an application that quantifies and optimizes the management of urban trees, addressing the challenge of measuring their environmental benefits. This innovative approach helps municipalities justify the costs associated with maintaining urban forests by providing concrete data on their contributions to air quality and biodiversity.
The AI-powered inventory system utilizes satellite imagery to quickly detect and geolocate trees, significantly reducing the time required for manual assessments. Grality's platform not only aids in environmental insights but also streamlines maintenance processes, allowing cities to save budgets and improve service quality. As the company expands its reach into Asia, it highlights the growing global interest in smart urban forest management solutions.
• Grality uses AI to quantify urban forest management benefits.
• AI-powered inventory system detects trees using satellite imagery.
Grality employs AI to enhance urban forest management by providing data-driven insights.
Grality's system allows for rapid detection and geolocation of trees, streamlining the management process.
The company provides tools that help municipalities quantify and optimize their arboreal assets.
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