Split Grader
Up to 160 tons per hour
A mobile pre-storage cleaner that takes rocks, clods, golf balls and debris out before potatoes go into storage, at up to 160 tons per hour with a TOMRA 3A optical sorter.
Exeter AccuVision 360
Exeter Engineering's AI-based quality grader for potatoes. It classifies defects such as discoloration, bruising and size inconsistencies in real time.
Made by Exeter Engineering · Supplied and installed by HJV Engineering
The Exeter AccuVision 360 uses machine learning to look at each potato and classify defects such as discoloration, bruising and size inconsistencies in real time, including defects that older vision systems couldn't pick up.
Consistent automatic grading means fewer judgment calls on the inspection table, less human error, and less good product lost to over-grading or bad product getting through.
Exeter Engineering builds the AccuVision 360. HJV Engineering designs it into your line with the conveying, inspection and packing equipment around it.
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Why it works
Highlights
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Machine learning defect classification
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Real-time grading
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Detects discoloration, bruising and size inconsistencies
Partner
Exeter Engineering
AI-driven potato grading and sorting, built in California
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Works alongside
Cyber Sort
Up to 100 tons per hour
Cleans unwashed potatoes coming out of storage by sending the whole flow through a TOMRA 3A optical sorter, at up to 100 tons per hour.
Roller Inspection Table
Blue-background inspection tables with LED lighting and E-stops, in widths from 450 to 1500 mm, for the manual final check.
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Tell us what you run, how much of it, and where it goes next. We'll lay out the line with you.