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RUBBER PLANTATION INTELLIGENCE

See the forest.
Isolate every tree.

Explore your plot, separate individual trees, and inspect wood structure.
One traceable workflow. Two independent LAS exports.

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Public research preview · no password. Uploads pass through an HTTPS sharing service to the research operator’s computer and are retained there. Only this browser session can access your experiments; the operator can access stored files. Keep browser cookies and download your ZIPs. Five experiments per browser. Availability depends on the host computer staying online. Use only data you are authorised to upload. Research use only.

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Research methods in development. Geometric baselines are available for workflow testing. A trained research model is now available. Accuracy remains limited; wood candidates require manual review.

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Bring in your plot

Upload an uncompressed LAS point cloud

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Individual trees

Separate your plot into individual LAS files

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Processing settings

Geometric baseline uses these numeric settings and a flat-site ground approximation. The trained model uses fixed validation-selected settings and requires ground-removed data.

Upload a plot to begin.
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Reveal the wood

Remove leaf candidates from each tree

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Rooted continuity recovers measured points along supported trunk–branch paths. It requires the tree base and does not generate points across unseen gaps. Rubber wood/leaf accuracy still requires validation. Older methods remain available for comparison.

Separation settings
Complete individual-tree segmentation first.
POINT CLOUD EXPLORER
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Your next plot starts here.

Upload a LAS file to explore its structure in 3D.

ORIGINAL → INDIVIDUAL TREES → WOOD
NO PLOT SELECTED3D PREVIEW
Drag to orbit · Scroll to zoom
SOURCE POINTS—Original resolution preserved
TREE CANDIDATES—Inspect boundaries before use
WOOD RETAINED—Experimental classification
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Every point has a history.

Separate LAS exports preserve source attributes. Each ZIP includes a processing manifest, parameters, and source-point references.

ORIGINAL DATA → TREE EXPORT → WOOD EXPORT