Arbotom Sonic Tomograph

Forestry and Timber Research Using the Arbotom 6 Sonic Tomograph

The Arbotom sonic tomograph (also known as the Arbotom stress wave tomograph) is a tomography device for analysis of the material properties of wood. The new features of the Arbotom 6 allow for data collection of measured stress wave time of flight, modulus of elasticity (MOE), 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional plane measurements on tree […]

Analyzing Standing Trees for Making Violins

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The 2019 study published in the MDPI journal Forests investigates the potential of using bark features to identify high-quality resonance spruce trees, crucial for musical instrument manufacturing. It specifically utilizes the Arbotom Sonic Tomograph to assess the internal wood structure through acoustic imaging. This method is non-destructive and highly efficient as it allows for precise

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