The company is using AI technology and machine learning to produce enhanced meat for pet food.

Like a 15th century expression, “Children should be seen but not heard,” artificial intelligence (AI) is typically an embedded software technology that operates quietly behind the scenes keeping a production or packaging system running smoothly—and is silent unless something goes out of control and is not easily corrected. Then, the system sounds an alarm, possibly shutting down the process until the problem—which AI has already identified—is remedied by humans. 

Reflect on your current system and its ability to withstand the next supply chain upset, which could happen at any time.

Based on online and inline real-time sampling developed by the FDA, a specialized process control system prevents waste and minimizes injuries.

A greenhouse automation system can’t afford to make mistakes, because losing control of a single crop is prohibitively expensive.

Good data—and lots of it—is key to making artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) production, inspection and packaging systems work without a hitch, plus well written algorithms to analyze the data and make decisions that will help people and machines function more intelligently.

Technology companies are employing AI/ML techniques to deter nefarious actors, but users still need to exercise common sense in defending their industrial control systems.

Machine builder install smarts in its machines to improve performance and reliability for food industry users.