The challenge
Charm manages biomass that does not arrive in neat containers or consistent shapes. It comes as irregular piles stored across industrial yards, agricultural fields, and remote sites, where terrain, pile geometry, packing factor, and internal density can vary significantly.
That makes inventory difficult to measure with confidence using visual estimates or rough bulk volume assumptions alone. For Charm, better biomass measurement supports planning, logistics, and the ability to scale carbon removal operations with more confidence.
How Rebulk helped
Rebulk gave Charm a way to measure usable biomass inventory in real-world field conditions using a workflow designed for the field.
By combining drone and mobile imagery with terrain-aware volume modeling and packing factor analysis, Rebulk helped Charm move beyond rough estimates and toward a more repeatable inventory process.
The result is a workflow that can operate across remote environments, support geotagged records, and create inventory visibility that can be used over time, not just at a single point.
The impact
With Rebulk, Charm can now:
Accurate measurement turns irregular piles into actionable data. Actionable data supports better operations. Better operations support scale.
For Charm, that means better upstream visibility into biomass inventory before it becomes a downstream planning problem.
See how it works in your operation
See how Rebulk helps teams measure irregular stockpiles, improve inventory visibility, and operate with more confidence across real-world environments.