Control Fruit Size
Fruit size is the most significant factor affecting fruit price. Reach the season’s finale with the most profitable calibers using an autonomous plug-and-play size measurement sensor easily mounted on any of your farm’s vehicles
Size Matters. FruitSpec services help packhouses, marketers, and producers optimize yield to meet market demand, achieve better prices and reduce food waste.
What you get
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Current Size Distribution
See the current measured size distribution
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Tunnel
See where the fruit's average size should be.
Growth Curve
View fruit size growth along the season. Evaluate the effects of irrigation and thinning actions
Reveal predicted harvest calibers
See the average size prediction for the end of the season
Current Size Distribution
See the current measured size distribution
Block map and Variety View
Monitor all blocks of a specific variety
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Sensor
Real-time fruits recognition and analysis
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Indication Lamp
Color indication of sensor status (ready to scan, scanning, problem).
Communication
Cellular data communication between the sensor and FruitSpec’s cloud
Power
Power outlet to any vehicle battery
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Mounting Ball
Mounting connection adapted to any farming vehicle
Benefits
Optimize Yield to Market Demand
FruitSpec's decision tools allow you to achieve the size distribution your customers require.
Reduce Food Loss
Each season a large portion of the produce is lost due to its size. FruitSpec's services allow more fruits to be picked and sold to the right buyer.
Easy Scale Business Model
Use the service with no limits, and pay per acre \ hectare per season
Technology
Autonomous Data Acquisition
From early in the season, fully automated fruit size sensors are mounted on existing farming vehicles. FuitSpec's technology allows for unlimited orchard scans during the season
Analysis on Cloud
Fruit data is uploaded in real-time to the cloud and analyzed by AI algorithms.
Decision making
View results on an online platform and take data-driven management solutions
Applicable for citrus, apples, pomegranates,
and stone fruits