AI-powered robot automates Serrano ham labeling for the first time
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Until recently, labeling Serrano hams, which is a must because it determines their progression through different aging and drying processes, was a laborious task. Since a robot could not detect the bones in the ham, human involvement was indispensable. Now, a Spanish systems integrator has developed an AI-based robotic system capable of performing this task. […]
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