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Lotte Mart adopts AI system for quality control of fruits
By Lee Jung-YounPublished : June 22, 2022 - 14:26
South Korean retail giant Lotte Mart said Wednesday it has adopted an artificial intelligence-based screening system for better quality control of fruit products, an industry first here.
The AI screening system, using near-infrared light, collects and analyzes data from fruits ranging from weight and sugar content to water content and ripeness.
The new technology also allows to detect internal defects such as browning, overripening or cracked seeds that could speed up the fruit rotting.
Currently, the retailer said it is using the technology for selective fruits, such as melons and peaches.
The AI screening system, using near-infrared light, collects and analyzes data from fruits ranging from weight and sugar content to water content and ripeness.
The new technology also allows to detect internal defects such as browning, overripening or cracked seeds that could speed up the fruit rotting.
Currently, the retailer said it is using the technology for selective fruits, such as melons and peaches.
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