The agriculture industry has witnessed significant advancements in technology, from GPS-guided tractors to individual controls on seeders. However, one area that has remained stagnant is grain grading, where human graders assess grain quality based on 55 characteristics. This subjective process can lead to inconsistencies and losses for farmers. That’s where Ground Truth.Ag, a Saskatchewan company, comes in. They’ve developed an AI system that can grade grain with unprecedented accuracy, eliminating human error and providing consistent results. The AI system analyzes each kernel individually, assigning a specific damage score, and provides a more consistent analysis than human graders. This innovation has the potential to revolutionize the industry, creating greater consistency throughout the supply chain and allowing farmers to make more informed decisions. With AI, the possibilities for agriculture seem endless, and it’s exciting to think about what the future holds.
AI Grades Grain with Unprecedented Accuracy
The AI is looking at the picture and identifies all the kernels in the picture, then it looks at each kernel one-by-one.
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