Thursday, April 2, 2026

SMARTI is happy to participate at the upcoming International Mass Timber Conference. They will be available at Hall C-E / Booth 726.
βCome by to see how our advanced wood scanning technology is helping to drive smarter, more efficient mass timber manufacturing.β β SMARTI.
Whether someone wants to explore new solutions or looking to collaborate, they’d love to meet any individual!
SMARTI as part of TAB SYSTEMS is a producer and developer of advanced AI machine vision systems for wood industry. They manufacture lumber and log scanners for cutting, sorting, grading and other multipurpose applications. Their lumber scanners support one-side or multi-side scanning with utilisation of in-house developed AI technology and machine vision algorithms for accurate defect detection and classification. Optional x-ray scanning combined with advanced AI, furthermore offers insights into lumber structure, strength and hidden defects. Log scanners provide 3D scanning with optional x-ray feature for optimised sorting, cutting and grading.
Why choose SMARTI?
Cutting-edge wood scanning solutions for every aspect of manufacturing process. Very high accuracy, reliable defect detection and innovative technology make their machines a vital part of any modern wood processing line. Price/performance ratio, yield gains and best in class ROI, position SMARTI as a reliable project partner.
To provide scanning solutions for optimized lumber and log processing industry with the use of cutting-edge technology. To offer advanced machine vision hardware and software solutions, supported with AI technology. To contribute to sustainability in business and natural environment by continuously developing next generation technological innovations for production processes in wood industry.
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