“We are experts in the use of advanced Sorting and Grading equipment specifically designed for particular fruits”

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Shibuya Seiki develop and manufacture an array of different machinery equipment, systems, and plant, such as fresh produce sorting machines.

“We’re among the most reputable producers of fresh produce sorting and grading systems in Japan. One of our latest machines in the field of fresh produce is our sorting equipment that includes an AI sensor” Explains Yayoi Suzuki of Shibuya Seiki. “It is able to detect different external imperfections like sunburn or raw wounds that conventional image processing can’t deal with.”

Shibuya Seiki also offer cutting-edge robotics, such as automated packing robots as well as sorting robots and many more. “We are a specialist in the use of sophisticated sorting and grading equipment that are specifically tailored to specific fruit. Our extensive range of products assures that we have the ideal solution for our clients particular needs.”

The most well-known machines include sorting and grading systems to sort and grade mandarin oranges, apple and potatoes.

“We believe that we’re one of the most creative sorts and grading of vegetables and fruits producers worldwide. We are excited to present our AI-powered demo system during Asia Fruit Logistica. Don’t miss this opportunity to try our latest AI technology for yourself.”



Shibuya Seliki will appear in Asia Fruit Logistica in Hall 5 5U51.


More information is available here:

Yayoi Suzuki

Shibuya Seiki Co., Ltd.

Tel: 053-421-1213

Email: [email protected]

www.shibuya-sss.co.jp

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