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Neolithics calls for data collaboration to cut waste...
envisioning a more transparent, data-driven supply chain where quality control is less destructive and more pinpoint. No longer sampling a minute portion and assuming it’s representative of the entire shipment.
Neolithics is highly inaccurate, especially for products like blueberries and avocados.
Enhanced tracking and more precise data, we can improve consistency and reduce waste.
Westfalia Fruit, a leading multinational supplier of avocados and known for its innovative approach, is proud to announce a new partnership with Neolithics.
Neolithics is pioneering non-destructive fruit testing capabilities with Westfalia across the globe. The inspection technology provides a substantial improvement to current manual fruit inspection, significantly minimising produce loss, driving efficiencies, and maximising consistent quality.
Westfalia Fruit has partnered with Neolithics to implement advanced technology aimed at reducing food loss and optimizing resource use in the supply chain. Neolithics provides non-destructive grading technology using hyperspectral imaging and AI algorithms to analyze and grade fruit quality in real-time. This technology is expected to replace most destructive inspection processes, significantly reducing waste and improving efficiency. Westfalia will initially use the technology to gain insights into fruit firmness, defects, rot, maturity, and shelf-life, ensuring consistent quality and reducing waste. The partnership supports Westfalias digital transformation and sustainability goals.
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Aug 7, 2024 ·
Revolutionising fresh produce industry with Neolithics Light
Neolithics technology eliminates inspection waste - Vegetable Growers News
Neolithics, an AI agritech company, has launched Neolithics Light, an automated, portable produce inspection system. The system uses hyperspectral optics and AI frameworks to provide insights into nutrition levels, sweetness, shelf life, maturity, anomalies, and detection of different organic compound distribution. The technology aims to reduce food loss and ensure food quality and safety. It also reduces inspection time by 90% and increases accuracy by more than 15%. Clients already benefiting from Neolithics Light include Granot Fresh, one of the Middle East’s largest food cooperatives, and global produce distributors.
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בשל או דורש המתנה נוספת? פיתוח חדש יגלה את מצב האבוקדו
Israeli agricultural company Granot has made an investment in Neolithics, a technology company that has developed advanced quality control technology for fresh produce. The partnership aims to maximize the utilization of fresh produce and reduce waste. Neolithics uses hyperspectral optics and artificial intelligence to predict the quality, safety, and shelf life of fresh food. Granot plans to establish an avocado processing laboratory in collaboration with Neolithics to enhance the quality of postharvest agricultural products. Neolithics technology has the potential to significantly impact the global food industry. The company aims to improve the way the world approaches food production and reduce food waste.
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