Vibe Imaging Analytics develops manufactures and sells sensors and complementary cloud-based solutions enabling data collection and analytics in the postharvest grain and seed markets. The Company’s goal is to digitize the entire supply chain for commercial grading, quality, and yield enhancement thereby streamlining processing while ensuring compliance with government and customer standards. Our core technology and intellectual property is comprised of machine vision and learning, cloud services, data analytics and application knowledge. Vibe data and analytics provide critical information for our customers to optimize business operations, ensure product quality, drive profitability and ultimately improve overall business efficiency. Vibe’s management and employees have significant domain expertise in vision technology and food processing, and the Company is well positioned for rapid expansion as it disrupts the postharvest grain inspection market. The company’s R&D team is based in Israel, with product management and sales in the US.
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515 Burlingame Ave
Capitola, California 95010, US
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Bnei Brak, 5270002, IL
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Sharing the California Cooperative Rice Research Foundation's invitation to their Rice Field Day on August 28th, 2024. This annual event highlights the research underway at the Rice Experiment Station on behalf of the California Rice Industry. Link to the program: https://lnkd.in/g9tuGxAw
A new use case replaces traditional colorimeter measurements by zooming in to capture critical information previously missed by colorimeters
Zoom in with High-Precision, Pixel Level Color Analysis Color and texture information are critical in the food supply chain, indicating quality, safety, and consistency. Unlike uniform manufactured products, natural foods exhibit a complex combination of colors and textures. Traditional colorimeter measurements are limited to averaging values of selected points, which miss the full product information. High-precision pixel-level analysis acquires all surface color and texture information, in addition to size and shape, to understand and produce great food for consumers. • Simple operation • Ready-to-use test protocols • <1-minute analysis time • Accurate CIE*Lab results contact@vibeia.com #VibeVisionOfThings® #BetterAndSaferFood www.vibeia.con
Zoom in with High-Precision, Pixel Level Color Analysis Color and texture information are critical in the food supply chain, indicating quality, safety, and consistency. Unlike uniform manufactured products, natural foods exhibit a complex combination of colors and textures. Traditional colorimeter measurements are limited to averaging values of selected points, which miss the full product information. High-precision pixel-level analysis acquires all surface color and texture information, in addition to size and shape, to understand and produce great food for consumers. • Simple operation • Ready-to-use test protocols • <1-minute analysis time • Accurate CIE*Lab results contact@vibeia.com #VibeVisionOfThings® #BetterAndSaferFood www.vibeia.con
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Potato Chips and Innovation One of our customers in the food industry had a disappointing lunch experience. He opened a bag of potato chips with a fancy name. His first bite was tasteless, but the second had a strong moldy-onion-salty flavor. As he expanded the bag, he noticed many dark spots of different sizes on the potato chips. As an enthusiastic food scientist, he decided to quantify this inconsistency using our technology. After his lunch break, he took a few random chips from the bag and placed them on our digital inspection analyzer tray, typically used for incoming inspection of seeds and grains. He loaded a pre-made test protocol and clicked 'analyze.' The results showed that all the chips had dark spots, some in the 1-2% range and others 10-15%. What caught his attention was the overall color texture of the chips, which correlated with the uneven spread of spices. This explained the inconsistency in flavor—from tasteless to strongly seasoned. We always appreciate these customer calls; they help us better understand our customers’ operations and bring up interesting stories about potential new use cases, tips, and challenges we need to address. The customer then asked if we could perform the same analysis on his final product—a mix of crushed seeds, grains, and other ingredients they produce in volume. They struggled to control and quantify the quality and final blend ratio, impacting cost control, customer product recipes, and labeling. Leveraging our analysis technology, we examined his samples and together defined and configured a new test protocol tailored to his application. This innovative approach improved their quality control, optimized their cost management, and ensured consistency in their product formulations. Interestingly, he contacted the potato chips company, which promptly responded, thanked him for the feedback, and sent him coupons for free products. As a side note, CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) food companies have become very sensitive and responsive to customer complaints, in large part because of the online review platforms where we, the consumers, rate, and comment on product quality and experience.
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Potato Chips and Innovation One of our customers in the food industry had a disappointing lunch experience. He opened a bag of potato chips with a fancy name. His first bite was tasteless, but the second had a strong moldy-onion-salty flavor. As he expanded the bag, he noticed many dark spots of different sizes on the potato chips. As an enthusiastic food scientist, he decided to quantify this inconsistency using our technology. After his lunch break, he took a few random chips from the bag and placed them on our digital inspection analyzer tray, typically used for incoming inspection of seeds and grains. He loaded a pre-made test protocol and clicked 'analyze.' The results showed that all the chips had dark spots, some in the 1-2% range and others 10-15%. What caught his attention was the overall color texture of the chips, which correlated with the uneven spread of spices. This explained the inconsistency in flavor—from tasteless to strongly seasoned. We always appreciate these customer calls; they help us better understand our customers’ operations and bring up interesting stories about potential new use cases, tips, and challenges we need to address. The customer then asked if we could perform the same analysis on his final product—a mix of crushed seeds, grains, and other ingredients they produce in volume. They struggled to control and quantify the quality and final blend ratio, impacting cost control, customer product recipes, and labeling. Leveraging our analysis technology, we examined his samples and together defined and configured a new test protocol tailored to his application. This innovative approach improved their quality control, optimized their cost management, and ensured consistency in their product formulations. Interestingly, he contacted the potato chips company, which promptly responded, thanked him for the feedback, and sent him coupons for free products. As a side note, CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) food companies have become very sensitive and responsive to customer complaints, in large part because of the online review platforms where we, the consumers, rate, and comment on product quality and experience.
Potato Chips and Innovation One of our customers in the food industry had a disappointing lunch experience. He opened a bag of potato chips with a fancy name. His first bite was tasteless, but the second had a strong moldy-onion-salty flavor. As he expanded the bag, he noticed many dark spots of different sizes on the potato chips. As an enthusiastic food scientist, he decided to quantify this inconsistency using our technology. After his lunch break, he took a few random chips from the bag and placed them on our digital inspection analyzer tray, typically used for incoming inspection of seeds and grains. He loaded a pre-made test protocol and clicked 'analyze.' The results showed that all the chips had dark spots, some in the 1-2% range and others 10-15%. What caught his attention was the overall color texture of the chips, which correlated with the uneven spread of spices. This explained the inconsistency in flavor—from tasteless to strongly seasoned. We always appreciate these customer calls; they help us better understand our customers’ operations and bring up interesting stories about potential new use cases, tips, and challenges we need to address. The customer then asked if we could perform the same analysis on his final product—a mix of crushed seeds, grains, and other ingredients they produce in volume. They struggled to control and quantify the quality and final blend ratio, impacting cost control, customer product recipes, and labeling. Leveraging our analysis technology, we examined his samples and together defined and configured a new test protocol tailored to his application. This innovative approach improved their quality control, optimized their cost management, and ensured consistency in their product formulations. Interestingly, he contacted the potato chips company, which promptly responded, thanked him for the feedback, and sent him coupons for free products. As a side note, CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) food companies have become very sensitive and responsive to customer complaints, in large part because of the online review platforms where we, the consumers, rate, and comment on product quality and experience.
Vibe Imaging Analytics Expands Reach in Southeast Asia with New Philippine Distributor Vibe Imaging Analytics (Vibe), a global leader in AI-powered grain analysis technology, is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Prince Valiant International Corporation, a leading distributor of scientific laboratory equipment in the Philippines. This collaboration marks a significant step in Vibe's expansion into the Southeast Asian market, bringing cutting-edge grain and seed analysis solutions to the region's thriving agriculture and food processing industries. Prince Valiant International Corporation will distribute Vibe’s flagship product, the QM3i Grain Analyzer, along with many proven application solutions. This partnership will enable Philippine businesses in the grain, seed, and food processing sectors to access state-of-the-art technology for quality control, process optimization, and food safety. James Higgins, Senior Vice President of Business Development at Vibe Imaging Analytics, expressed enthusiasm about the new partnership: "We are thrilled to join forces with Prince Valiant International Corporation. Their extensive experience and strong presence in the Philippine market make them an ideal partner to introduce our advanced grain analysis technology to local businesses. This collaboration aligns perfectly with our mission to revolutionize food quality and safety worldwide." Mr. Demetrio Estellero, President of Prince Valiant International Corporation, commented on the partnership: "We are excited to bring Vibe Imaging Analytics' innovative solutions to our customers in the Philippines. The Vibe solutions represent a significant leap forward in grain analysis technology, offering unparalleled speed and accuracy. We believe this partnership will greatly benefit the local agriculture and food processing industries, enhancing their capabilities and competitiveness." The partnership between Vibe Imaging Analytics and Prince Valiant International Corporation is set to transform grain analysis practices in the Philippines, offering businesses access to rapid, precise, and AI-powered solutions for phenotyping, quality control, and food safety. For more information about Prince Valiant International Corporation, please visit https://lnkd.in/gXHRX5db, contact directly at admin@princevaliant-equip.com or via telephone at +63 33-3204338. For more information about Vibe Imaging Analytics and its products, please visit www.vibeia.com.
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For years, the baking world has relied on high protein content as a key indicator of good quality bread. While it's generally true, there's more to the equation.🤔🥯 Our analysis of 14 years' worth of USDA data lead us to a remarkable insight. We've identified a gap in wheat selection based solely on protein percentage. ⬇️Check out the chart!📊 The bars represent two loaf types: high-quality(greater volume after baking) and low-quality. In the most common protein range on the grain market (11-14%), protein levels don't predict loaf quality. In that percentage area, you can see they reach a similar baking volume. This shows that there are other hidden factors influencing baking success. The industry requires more parameters to define those qualities. That's where Equinom comes in!🤓Leveraging our expertise in plant breeding and data analytics, we've developed advanced projection models that go beyond protein measurements. This enables us to optimize wheat varieties for exceptional performance.🌟 Want to learn more about our pioneering work in redefining wheat quality? Reach out to us!✉️ #Wheat #Bakinginnovation #Plantbreeding #Dataanalytics #Foodscience