Picus Sonic Tomograph

The Sonic Picus Tomograph emerges as a cutting-edge technology in the realm of tree diagnostics, offering a non-invasive and highly accurate method for assessing the internal structure of trees. Utilizing sonic tomography, this innovative device employs sound waves to create a detailed three-dimensional image of a tree's interior, providing valuable insights into its health and structural integrity. By measuring the speed of sound as it travels through the wood, the Sonic Picus Tomograph identifies variations in density, enabling arborists to detect hidden decay, cavities, or structural anomalies without causing harm to the tree. This non-destructive approach is particularly crucial in arboriculture, allowing for precise evaluations of tree health and facilitating informed decision-making in the management of urban and natural green spaces. The Sonic Picus Tomograph stands at the forefront of arboricultural technology, contributing to the preservation of trees and the safety of surrounding environments through advanced diagnostic capabilities.