The future is now. Food technology company Bühler’s digitally integrated rice mills are set to enter the final stages of their first ever rollout.
The release is done in partnership with Riseria Taverna, the Swiss rice miller that is among the first operators to implement the new technology.
According to Stefania Dolci, head of quality assurance at Risera Taverna, this new and improved system showed significant reduction in financial cost, consumption of energy, as well as better quality output.
Bühler’s new system incorporates artificial intelligence to transform what once were independent technologies into a whole.
Traditionally, a mill’s whitener, sorter, and sensors were separate machines. With Bühler, all of these become connected, thus reducing waste as well as power consumption.
Bühler’s CEO of grains and food Johannes Wick explains, “It’s this potent combination that lifts our capabilities to entirely new levels, equipping millers with the tools to operate even more efficiently and meet their customers’ ever-growing demand for consistent quality.”
He adds that the connected system is a product of the company’s “solution-focused thinking,” making the innovation the first this world has ever seen.
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