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Airforestry's technology is undoubtedly revolutionary, and their vision is to make forest harvesting more efficient and sustainable which is groundbreaking. It is extremely gratifying to be part of this journey and contribute to the realization of completely new innovations. 5G and private wireless networks remove previous limitations and create unlimited business opportunities, and we look forward to more applications that can increase companies' innovation and competitiveness.
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AirForestry Announces Caroline Walerud as CEO to Drive the Next Phase of Scale and Growth

Uppsala, Sweden, December 12, 2025 – Caroline Walerud is announced as AirForestry's new CEO as the company enters a new phase of product development and scale-up.Uppsala-based AirForestry, a fast-growing green tech startup developing electric drones to harvest trees, is preparing to enter a new phase in product development and scale-up as the company has reached several important milestones during 2024–2025.  As part of this change, Olle Gelin has handed over the role as CEO to Founder Caroline Walerud, former Executive Chairman. Pär-Jörgen Pärson, General Partner at Northzone, who led

€10.3M Seed Round to Power AirForestry’s Fossil Free Aerial Forestry

Uppsala, October 10, 2024 - AirForestry, the world’s first company to develop aerial tree harvesting technology, has closed a €10.3M seed funding round led by Northzone, with participation from strategic, evergreen, and greentech investors Sveaskog, Kiko VC, CapitalT, Walerud Ventures, SEB Greentech VC, and Cloudbreak VC. AirForestry will use the funds to further develop their innovative technology that will bring forestry into a green, fossil free, more productive future.●        Inventing fossil-free forestry with fully electric technology. ●        Harvest trees with drones for a

AirForestry’s Sustainable Forestry gets a boost through 5G Private Wireless in collaboration with Tele2 and Nokia

Uppsala – AirForestry AB ("AirForestry") is excited to announce a partnership with Tele2 and Nokia, enabling the deployment of a state-of-the-art 5G private mobile network. This advancement will support the mobile control of AirForestry's six-meter-wide electric drones, which are revolutionizing the way we approach forest harvesting and thinning by moving forest machinery into the skies.AirForestry develops high-capacity drones for forest thinning. With their electric harvester drones it is possible to thin and harvest forests from the air without damaging the ground or surrounding trees.

AirForestry puts forestry and technical innovation in focus on prestigious list

AirForestry , which develops high-capacity drones for forest thinning, announces today that the company has been named as one of a total of 33 technological innovation companies by the heavy technology Swedish magazine Ny Teknik's 33-list 2022. The companies on the 33 list represent many different technology industries but, according to Ny Teknik, they have one important thing in common — a strong proprietary technological innovation with the potential to change its industry and achieve international success. -Getting a place on Ny Teknik's list of the

Swedish forestry innovation in top at Nordic and Baltic Cleantech competition

Today, AirForestry , a new technology for thinning forests from the air, announces that the company has been named as one of a total of 25 innovation companies in the Nordic CleanTech 2022 competition organized by Cleantech Scandinavia. With over a hundred applications from eight markets, AirForestry is the only company in the forestry industry to be nominated in this year's edition. AirForestry's method for forest thinning has several advantages for both the climate, the environment and the forestry companies. The thinning drone and tools are powered by

Several new successes at AirForestry: Shown to Sveaskog at a joint demo day.

AirForestry recently had the opportunity to show its partner Sveaskog all the milestones that the company has achieved. This was the first time for AirForestry to show the drone flying outdoors doing various maneuvers to demonstrate the high precision they have in flight. They also showed it flying with added weight to show what it will look like when the thinning tool is in place and stress the robustness that already exists at an early stage. - “We are taking new steps towards achieving our goals at a very fast pace right now. We are extremely proud to have come as far as we have

AirForestry gets permission to fly outdoors with its large drone - The Swedish Transport Agency gives the green light.

AirForestry has reached a crucial milestone, and is now able to test its drone system outdoors, where it will be used to thin out trees from the air. The Swedish Transport Agency has issued a permit for the company to fly its large drone at its test arena east of Uppsala. With self developed drones that are able to thin out trees from the air, AirForestry wants to pave the way for new gentle and sustainable methods of caring for and managing the forest. The company's large harvestingdrone measures 6.2 metres and is being developed to thin out forests. A key element for the company was

AirForestry receives the first delivery of batteries from Vattenfall

AirForestry is the innovation company that wants to reinvent forestry through gentle thinning with electric drones. Today, they announced that the company will start using Vattenfall's mobile energy storage to charge these drones. "Batteries from Vattenfall give us the last piece of the puzzle for a completely fossil free thinning system," says Gösta Forsén, CIO at AirForestry. AirForestry thins out trees from the air with self-developed drones, a gentle method that reduces both emissions and the burden on the forest ecosystems.The goal is to renew forestry through a high degree of

AirForestry makes a successful lift-off with its large drone

Our drone is completely unique and designed from scratch to meet a range of specific conditions and challenges. The fact that we now successfully have tested our large model is an extremely important step that shows that the technology works." This is how AirForestry's CTO and co-founder Mauritz Andersson sums up the news that the company has reached an important milestone and completed a lift-off with its largest drone. AirForestry is the company that will reinvent forestry by thinning trees from the air with their own developed drones. Through new and more gentle methods for

AirForestry receives two Vinnova grants

AirForestry is the innovation company that wants to contribute to the forestry of the future by developing the technology of thinning trees from the air with drones. The company has received two grants from Vinnova, Sweden's innovation agency, for developing technology and enabling commercialization. Earlier this year, AirForestry, the company that wants to reinvent forestry and offer a solution for forestry that strengthens the role of forests in climate change, launched. AirForestry is based on a groundbreaking new technology that uses electric drones to thin trees directly from the

Sveaskog partner up with AirForestry

Sveaskog has been an important partner from an early stage in AirForestry's development. When entering the company's next development phase the cooperation is now deepening ahead. Sveaskog owns 14 percent of the Swedish forest land and thus is the country's largest forest owner. This makes them an important player in forestry with great influence over its development. AirForestry is an innovative company that uses electric drones to create a sustainable, long-term and efficient forestry for the future. From the start, Sveaskog has been an important partner who assisted with key

AirForestry: Re-inventing Forestry by harvesting trees from the air with electric drones

Balancing our need for high quality renewable biomaterial with our need for biodiversity and healthy forest ecosystems is discussed in both the UN climate summit in Glasgow and Swedish universities. AirForestry offers an answer to that dilemma, using electric drones to create the sustainable, long-term and efficient forestry of the future. Thinning, or removing small trees to make room for the remaining trees to grow bigger, makes forests more productive. Thinning from the air using electric harvesting drones doesn’t damage surrounding shrubs or trees. Drones don’t touch the ground,

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