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product Chill tracking

Our Solution offers real-time tracking and AI recomendation, for your product chilling process.

We believe in the goodness of real food, delivered fresh to any place in the world.

What we and our system offer:

  • Accurate prediction of when products within specific locations within a cooler reach their set temperatures, based on 3D heat maps and product modeling
  • Recommendations of best product placement within coolers based in machine learning to optimize airflow and cooling
  • Long term support for system maintenance

Full Integration

  • Full integration with existing cooler and freezer chamber systems that requires no changes to chambers themselves
  • Our system relies on strategic and organic placement of hardware sensors within coolers in order to generate our 3D heat maps and models
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In modern systems used in medium and large enterprises, systems are used that do not provide proper control and automatic regulation. The solutions that are available in the sales markets today do not have the technical characteristics necessary to solve the assigned tasks - slow communication speed of sensors, insufficient number, and complexity of setting up new sensors, insufficient volume, and slow processing speed of incoming data

A Practical Example

To obtain high-quality poultry meat suitable for long-distance transportation (when the shipping time is over a few weeks), the product temperature should be about +1 degrees Celsius. In current systems that can be found on the market, temperature sensors with a fixed position are used, in view of the transport packaging (containers) and the load of the refrigerating lines.

However, this doesn't take into account that the distribution of cold air occurs within the space occurs unevenly - the vortex flows have a different trajectory of passage and direct contact with the product can be limited. As a result, even with the same volume of the initial product, but using different types of pallets (euro pallet, CP-1, CP-3), some sections of the refrigeration room have uneven airflow - the temperature is not constant, which leads to a loss of product quality and financial losses as unevenly chilled or frozen product will be rejected upon arrival to the customer.