Carbon and Forestry Global demand for carbon removal and sustainable fiber is driving the expansion of large-scale forest plantations. This places increasing pressure on nurseries to boost output, maintain quality, and streamline production processes. To meet these demands, nurseries often rely on lowergrade seed batches, resulting in reduced germination rates and increased variability in young plants. As a result, advanced automation and precision sorting have become essential. At TTA-ISO, we provide forestry nurseries with advanced automation solutions tailored for large-scale tree production. Our systems utilize vision technology and robotics to efficiently sort seedlings by quality, automate transplanting, and optimize spacing—ensuring greater uniformity and improved yield, even when dealing with variable seed material. With TTA-ISO, forestry nurseries acquire the tools to scale sustainably, decrease labor dependency, and fulfill the growing global demand for forest-based resources. Get detailed sector insights: About TTA-ISO Born from the merger of two pioneers, TTA and ISO, we are a force of innovation, driven by a shared vision: to remove the barriers that hold growers back. Labor shortages? Inefficiencies? Rising costs? We don’t see these as obstacles— we see them as opportunities to create smarter, more sustainable automation solutions. With a team of over 250 professionals across the Netherlands, North America, South America, Australia, and the Emirates, we provide global automation solutions. Together, we transform ideas into technologies that empower our customers to grow smarter and more sustainably. From advanced robotics to AI-driven systems, our solutions are designed to grow beyond limits. Contact Ready to take your operations to the next level with cutting-edge automation? Let’s talk — we’re ready to help you help you grow beyond limits. High-tech automation solutions for horticulture Leverage automation to streamline your operations, improve consistency, and meet the evolving demands of plant pr

Bulbs and Cut flowers The Netherlands has long been the center of the global bulb and cut flower industry. However, even in this leading sector, growers are facing increasing pressure from rising labor costs and a shortage of skilled workers. Turning even the toughest challenges into breakthroughs Many of the processes in bulb production—such as planting and harvesting—have traditionally relied on manual labor, with automation seen as nearly impossible, until now. With innovations like the Bulb Planting System, which automatically places tulip bulbs into crates, and the BulbPacker, which removes...