Sixth Sense Robotics

Use case

Food and agriculture

Natural products differ from one piece to the next. Sixth Sense gives grading and sorting a confidence score and leaves the borderline pieces to people.

Eggs moving along an automated sorting line

Food and agriculture

The problem

Natural products differ in shape, ripeness and quality from one piece to the next.

With Sixth Sense

Grading and sorting decisions carry a confidence score, with people deciding the borderline cases.

What changes

  • Clear pieces are graded without a person
  • Borderline pieces go to an operator with a single question
  • Grading rules change per lot and per customer, in plain language

Typical exceptions

  • Bruised or damaged piece
  • Size at the edge of a grade
  • Foreign object on the belt
  • Ripeness between two classes
  • Packaging already damaged

What a pilot covers

A pilot covers one grading or packing line for one product family.

Apply for the pilot

See it decide live.

Bring your items and your exceptions. We will show you what the robot does with them.

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