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Robotic tomato sorting application reaches 87% accuracy with multispectral imaging

Fotenix AQC on tomato sorting line

Fotenix’s AQC (Automated Quality Control) system uses multispectral imaging to identify changes associated with damage, disease and mould “before visible symptoms develop,” says the developer (Image: Fotenix)

The QualiCrop project saw spectral imaging combined with robotics to detect tomato defects at packhouse speeds

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