Artificial intelligence (AI) equipment has begun taking over the task of inspecting eggshells, a task previously performed manually by livestock product quality evaluators examining each egg individually. The inspection time has been reduced by over 60%, and the system can detect even minute cracks that are barely visible to the naked eye.
On the 29th, the Korea Animal Products Quality Evaluation Institute (KAPEI) unveiled AI-based egg quality …
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Artificial intelligence (AI) equipment has begun taking over the task of inspecting eggshells, a task previously performed manually by livestock product quality evaluators examining each egg individually. The inspection time has been reduced by over 60%, and the system can detect even minute cracks that are barely visible to the naked eye.
On the 29th, the Korea Animal Products Quality Evaluation Institute (KAPEI) unveiled AI-based egg quality …