CARCASS CHECKER
Automatic machine vision carcass inspection equipment with artificial intelligence
Automatic carcass classification in slaughterhouses
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In slaughterhouses it is common to find an operator manually classifying the sex of the animal and two or three operators carefully inspecting the carcasses to see if they have a quality defect after opening and evisceration, especially in cases where this is done by a robot.
Our CARCASS CHECKER equipment is capable of carrying out the work of these operators automatically with greater efficiency, keeping a photographic record of the quality incidents detected, reporting the incidents in real time.
The equipment has a tunnel of cameras that allows different captures of the carcass to be taken, automatically inspecting the most common quality defects in the slaughterhouse.
This automation of the classification process in real time is achieved through training a neural network from thousands of images. Images are entered and labeled indicating the reference with which we want the system to identify the product. That is, the more images the system receives, the more trained this neural network will be, until the system “learns” to identify the different product categories by itself.
What advantages does it provide?
Inspection performance much higher than that of 4 operators
Allows introducing new quality defects and retraining networks unlimitedly
Reduction of labor costs, amortizing the investment in a very short time
Features
- Automatic gender identification
- Detection of quality defects
- Fecal contamination
- Bile contamination
- Pus and diseases
- Anomaly detection
- Simultaneous processing of several neural networks
- Unlimited learning
- Processing and inference on local computer
- Communication with other systems
- Production monitoring in real time
- Production history with images
Specifications
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CARCASS CHECKER
Equipment specifications.
The CARCASS CHECKER equipment has an image capture system composed of a tunnel of 8 high-resolution RGB matrix cameras and the LED lighting system, which allow optimal conditions to be adopted for capturing online images of moving carcasses.
The monitoring and control module is integrated into the line, allowing maximum control of the process and inspection and classification programs.
The equipment has RFID antennas that allow traceability of the carcasses and mark the carcasses that need to be sent to the slaughterhouse reprocessing loop.
The equipment is designed for the tough operating operations of the slaughterhouse, withstanding daily cleaning with a hygienic stainless steel design.
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