Suveza: A method for determining and classifying defects in wood material

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2025: Obtaining a Eurasian Patent

The timber industry group Sveza"" received the Eurasian patent for development - "A method for determining and classifying defects in wood material." This application-based solution machine vision allows more than 90% accuracy in detecting and classifying defects in slab and sheet materials in real time. Sveza announced this on June 24, 2025.

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Фото: Sveza

The patent was issued to the Kostroma Sveza plant by the Eurasian Patent Office and published in the EAPO Bulletin. It extends to the territory of nine: countries,, Russia,, Azerbaijan,, Armenia,, and Belarus. Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan This Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan means that Sveza has secured the right to use this technology in a vast Eurasian market.

The "Method for Determining and Classifying Wood Material Defects" uses an ultra-precise neural network and machine vision cameras, greatly surpassing existing methods. The development has already been tested by the Federal Intellectual Property Service of Russia and has confirmed its high accuracy.

The Eurasian patent is not just the protection of our intellectual property, but strategic quality for the entire Sveza group, "said Viktor Tikhonov, director of the Kostroma plant. - In close cooperation with the SmartLine division, we plan to effectively use it to expand our business to the Eurasian markets. The company's center of expertise is already working on a long-term strategy for protecting and expanding the validity of the patent, ensuring the maximum return on this important development.

Thus, the invention of Sveza becomes an instrument for the development of Russian exports, opening up the possibility of introducing this technology in related areas industries of various countries of the Eurasian region.