
Have you ever wondered how tomatoes get sorted so perfectly by size and color? Today, many farms and packing houses use amazing machines called Optical Graders powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). Here's how they work simply: Tomatoes travel rapidly on a conveyor belt. As they move, high-speed cameras take pictures of each tomato from different angles.

Persimmons are highly valued for their brown flesh, smooth texture, and rich vitamin A, vitamin C, and dietary fiber. They are widely grown in countries such as Spain, Italy, and Israel. To ensure their quality and market value, the sorting process is crucial. Currently, the industry mainly uses two basic sorting methods: weight sorting (based on physical characteristics) and optical sorting (using advanced imaging technology).