Wheel-based rovers with extendable giraffe-neck arms that navigate cities to monitor tree health, prune high branches, and catapult biodegradable seed pods into vacant lots for instant micro-forestation.
A city official watches on tablet as 50 autonomous units fan out across downtown simultaneously—real-time video shows each rover's telescoping neck reaching 25 feet up to inspect an oak, then smoothly rotating to launch a seed pod 100 feet into an abandoned lot, while sensors upload soil moisture data and GPS-tag every single new tree planted, all while citizens cheer from sidewalks.
500 trees minimum. Includes 3 rovers, full support, and seed supplies.
10-unit fleet with hardware leasing, software, maintenance, and seeds.