Key Technology on tour for live demos

KEY Technology makes it convenient for customers in the US and Europe to learn about the Cayman BioPrint hyperspectral-based digital sorter. The company is going on mobile tours to show off the performance of this machine in sorting nuts and raisin, and with further applications being developed with updated software and algorithms. 

“We’ve found that taking the sorter directly to the processor is a very effective demonstration method,” said Raf Peeters, technical sales support manager, Optical Sorting, Key Technology. 
“The sorter rides along on bumpy roads on the way to visit a prospective customer. It takes about 15 minutes to connect air and electrical and get it up and running. This shows the customer that the technology is robust and easy to use. Then they see it perform – the sorter’s massive success at removing defects and foreign material with very little yield loss – and they understand that it is unlike any other existing camera or laser sorter.”
The Cayman BioPrint’s broad-spectrum hyperspectral imaging hardware with software and algorithms recognize the unique biological characteristics of objects. With BioPrint detection, the Cayman sorter can easily detect and remove shells, stones, sticks, hulls, and other foreign material.
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