Digital Forestry Lab

Digital Forestry Lab studies how digitalization and advanced technologies are reshaping forestry and its role in a sustainable society. The focus is on technologies such as artificial intelligence, sensors, digital twins, and autonomous systems, and how these can contribute to more efficient, safe, and knowledge-driven ways of working.

The research covers both operational aspects—such as work environment, risk management, and human–technology interaction—as well as broader perspectives on decision-making, planning, and governance. Particular attention is given to how digital tools influence transparency, participation, and fairness among different stakeholders in the forest landscape.

By combining technological development with social science perspectives, the lab contributes to knowledge on how a more data-driven forestry sector can be developed in a way that is both innovative and socially sustainable.