Leading AI-based technology company Finnos specialises in scanning solutions for the energy, plywood, sawmill, and pulp sectors. The value of the final product and the effectiveness of the entire production chain are impacted by log measurement, which is a crucial stage in the sawmill business. Technical developments in measuring frequently result in compatibility issues and the requirement for hardware upgrades. Finnos’ solution, which uses a uniform measurement geometry, allows for scalable development without the need to update hardware.
Why is consistency important, and what is measurement geometry?
The physical layout and angle arrangement that a scanner uses to record data are referred to as measurement geometry. The advantages are substantial because all of Finnos’s scanners use the same geometry:
Compatibility and modularity: New analysis techniques and software upgrades are compatible with all systems.
Quick upgrades: Neuro CT only requires a software update to be integrated into the current equipment.
Ongoing development: New ideas can be implemented without requiring the replacement of tangible machinery.
One of the best examples of scalable innovation is Neuro CT
Neuro CT is a prime illustration of Finnos’ vision. Without a uniform measuring infrastructure, the scalability of an AI-powered system would be significantly reduced. Regardless of the system’s year of delivery, Neuro CT can be enabled on any Fusion or Optimiser log scanner by a software update because they all share the same geometry. Every investment will have a longer lifespan and save money as a result.
Data that flows over the line
Data transmission between systems is also made possible by unified geometry. From log intake to board analysis and optimisation, measurement findings are consistent throughout the process. As a result, managers and operators have access to trustworthy data to help make better decisions.
A customer-focused strategy
Customer access to the newest technology shouldn’t require reinvesting in hardware, according to Finnos. Our stable shape serves as the cornerstone of a scalable, long-term product ecosystem.
About Finnos OY
Finnos was founded in 2016, marking the start of the sawmill industry’s digital transformation, and it immediately took the lead in the field. The company’s proficiency with a range of measurement technology and software solutions sets us apart from the competition. The Group’s creative solutions make use of data gathered from sawmill operations using either our technologies or other systems that are already in place. By conserving raw materials and improving sorting accuracy, this data fusion approach adds value for our clients. For this reason, Finnos Oy’s flagship product, FUSION, combines multiple measurement technologies. By combining a remarkable degree of knowledge with rigorous product development, Finnos has expanded from a team of seven to over 130 specialists. The company offers turnkey solutions for the sawmill, pulp, energy, and plywood industries.
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