AOTECH - Advanced Optical Technologies - presents photonics solutions for the food industry.
Presentation at the S3FOOD study visit and matchmaking event in Asturias, Spain
S3FOOD - Evolution rather than revolutionCathMersh
Táctica TIC presents intelligent control, manufacturing execution and smart efficiency systems for the food industry
Presentation at the S3FOOD study visit and matchmaking event in Asturias, Spain
A brief introduction to the technological level
Presentation for the ideation session at the S3FOOD study visit and matchmaking event in Asturias, Spain
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Neovision presents artificial intelligence applications for the food industry.
Presentation at the S3FOOD study visit and matchmaking event in Asturias, Spain
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Presentation at the S3FOOD study visit and matchmaking event in Asturias, Spain
AS4 presents digital solutions for food safety, quality and sustainability in food processing.
Presentation at the S3FOOD study visit and matchmaking event in Asturias, Spain
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Táctica TIC presents intelligent control, manufacturing execution and smart efficiency systems for the food industry
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COMmeto presents real-time process monitoring for the food industry, plus ambient monitoring and hydroponic cultivation.
Presentation at the S3FOOD study visit and matchmaking event in Asturias, Spain
AS4 presents digital solutions for food safety, quality and sustainability in food processing.
Presentation at the S3FOOD study visit and matchmaking event in Asturias, Spain
Data Monitoring is a technology company that develops IoT solutions for the food industry. It has developed 6 operational solutions for clients like Estrella Galicia and Nestle. The company was founded after creating its first device, DataLact, to monitor milk tank temperatures for a farm owner. Since then it has received funding and accelerators and created various monitoring solutions for milk, water, coffee, beer and wine. It offers turnkey global solutions for device design, apps, and facility management and sees returns on investment within a year for profitable, flexible, and satisfying solutions.
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Role and vision IoF2020 on platforms. Working Group 2 of the Digitising European Industry meeting on digital industrial platforms in Brussels, Smart Agriculture session, December 8th 2016
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KATANA: Emerging industries as key enablers for the adoption of advanced tech...H2020KATANA
KATANA is one out of five European INNOSUP-1-2015 – Cluster facilitated projects for new value chains projects (funded under EC Call for proposal: H2020-INNOSUP-2015-1).
The project started on 1st of July 2016 and will distribute in total 1.2 million euros to European start-ups and SMEs and empower acceleration of new cutting edge tech in agribusiness.
14 partners from 8 European countries (led by bwcon GmbH from Germany) teamed up to value innovative ideas of start-ups and SMEs and introduces easy-to-join procedures to market trendsetters.
KATANA supports European SMEs and start-ups in the agrifood value chain to access knowledge, technology, capital and markets in order to respond to the global competitive environment. KATANA provides this access by leveraging the multiplier potential of cross-border/cross-sectoral collaboration, and with its systemic approach, which homogenizes services towards the overall aim to place new products/ services in the market.
TECHNOLOGY:
KATANA provides 3 technology platforms:
Marketplace for Precision Agriculture Services;
Platform for exploiting IoT to reach consumers and
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These technological enablers are open collaboration spaces and they empower start-ups and SMEs to co-create and test services but also to jointly develop novel business models across the value chain.
In the course of KATANA use of platforms is totally free of charge for all KATANA beneficiaries.
Benefit from the flexibility of these platforms and grasp unlimited possibilities their open and modular design provides!
GET FUNDED:
KATANA is a perfect opportunity for start-ups and SMEs coming from agrifood value chain, ICT sector and emerging industries to team up with other partners from other sector and/or other countries and opt for the rich portfolio of services and direct funding KATANA team offers.
Starting from the first Open Call we will publish later this year (stay tuned on our social media channels and visit our website regularly), start-ups and SMEs (even teams of individuals in this first phase) will be given the opportunity to present who they are and how the think (in a format of 2-minutes video pitch) and participate in community-driven peer-to-peer evaluation that will bring the best 100 European teams (who will be financially supported with 2K Eur each for traveling, finding partners for the next phase and attending our bootcamp in Stuttgart) who enter the next phase and form consortia that prepare reward crowdfunding campaigns (that is actually KATANA second Open Call).
The best 10 SME consortia in respect to their reward crowdfunding performance win additional 100K Eur of direct funding each from KATANA
This document discusses how IoT can enable smart farming and food systems. It describes an ecosystem of apps that can push data between farmers, equipment, weather services, and government agencies to optimize activities like pesticide spraying. The IoF2020 project aims to demonstrate IoT business cases across the food sector through large-scale trials. It will integrate available technologies, address user needs, and establish an IoT ecosystem to facilitate large-scale adoption of IoT in European agriculture and food.
Bringing iot users and technology providers together
from domain needs to iot products (and back) via validated solutions with components, assembly guides, and more.
KATANA offers access to 3 technology platforms in Agrifood related emerging industries (eco‐industries, mobile services and personalized health), as enablers for shaping new products/services.
1. Precision Technologies for sustainable farming: Marketplace for Precision Agriculture Services
2. Mobile Services in Accessing AgriFood Markets: Platform for exploiting Internet of Things to reach consumers
3. Functional Foods for personalized nutrition: Toolbox for the design of functional foods (recipes and processes).
The document discusses the increasing role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in agriculture and food systems. It describes how technologies like mobile/cloud computing, location-based monitoring, the Internet of Things, and big data can help address challenges in transportation, input supply, farming, food processing, retail, and consumer demands. Examples are provided of ICT solutions that offer benefits like early detection of animal health issues, optimized crop spraying advice, and food traceability. Concerns are raised about issues like data ownership and the potential for industry consolidation or lock-in under different business models enabled by big data in agriculture.
BioBusiness is an Egyptian limited partnership established in 2009 that specializes in designing, developing, prototyping, and manufacturing electro-medical and electronic equipment. The company has 15 highly qualified staff with extensive experience in product development and currently sells products to reputable customers like Siemens and GE. BioBusiness has two key products - the Inspector real-time monitoring system and the BioMon patient monitor. The Inspector system uses cloud computing and has received CE mark approval, while the BioMon has 6 years of research and development behind it. BioBusiness is proposing these products and related services to German industry customers in sectors like industrial, medical, and automotive.
End-to-End solution - Mobile APP, Web & Smart Iot Bin Aapna Infotech
The document describes a smart waste management solution that includes IoT smart bins with ultrasonic sensors to measure fill levels, a mobile app, and a web platform. The solution allows for door-to-door waste collection, QR code scanning, waste tracking and analytics. Smart bins transmit waste level data wirelessly and can be integrated with 3G/4G networks for broader coverage.
Bridging the skills gap IoT Tech Expo Berlin 1 Jun 2017Sjaak Wolfert
Bridging the skills gap: How industrial/academic partnerships can benefit your IoT business.
Several of the large IoT players have recently partnered with universities and colleges worldwide to ensure that the next generation of recruits have the high level technical skills and understanding of the IoT ecosystem need to add value to their businesses. How should you take advantage of such collaboration opportunities, and how can they translate into increasing innovation and getting that competitive edge within your organisation? The EU-funded IoT Large Scale Pilot 'The Internet of Food and Farm 2020 (IoF2020)' will be used as a showcase. New opportunities for collaboration will be mentioned.
This document describes an intelligent logistics project that aims to improve traceability and monitoring of fruit transport. Key features include:
1) Geolocation tracking of transport trays to provide visibility of movements, detect theft or misuse, and optimize supply chain flows.
2) Temperature monitoring of goods from farm to retailer to ensure food safety, reduce waste, and prove proper handling and chilling.
3) A dashboard and mobile applications will allow stakeholders across the supply chain to access real-time geolocation and temperature data for improved transparency, customer support, and quicker response.
20131129 FFF El proyecto Foodmanufuture_Christophe CotillonFIAB
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AINS. Asociación Empresarial Innovadora de Nutrición y Salud. Junio 2011CTNS
La Asociación empresarial Innovadora de Nutrición y Salud (AINS) nace en marzo de 2008 con la misión de promover y contribuir a la competitividad y a la innovación del sector agroalimentario español (y en concreto en el ámbito de los alimentos funcionales), e incrementar la competitividad de sus socios a través de estrategias compartidas que generen flujos de conocimiento y proyectos de innovación colaborativos.
Para ello, se han definido seis líneas estratégicas de actuación:
- Innovación en metodologías y biomarcadores para la sustanciación científica de declaraciones nutricionales / de salud.
- Innovación en información y seguridad alimentaria.
- Innovación en procesos y tecnologías industriales
- Innovación en ingredientes, aditivos y alimentos saludables
- Vigilancia legal, comercial y tecnológica internacional
- Formación especializada
La integran una veintena de empresas y entidades del sector alimentario.
La asociación no tiene ánimo de lucro, y asume la condición de Agrupación Empresarial Innovadora (AEI) reconocida con el número REAEI-00141 en el Registro Especial de AEIs del MITYC.
El proyecto de Asociación empresarial Innovadora de Nutrición y Salud (AINS) ha sido apoyado por el Ministerio de Industria, Turismo y Comercio y cofinanciado por FEDER (UE), dentro del programa de apoyo a las AEI para contribuir a la mejora de la competitividad de la industria española.
Food safety refers to proper food handling procedures to avoid foodborne illness. Emerging food safety technologies include non-thermal processes like pulsed electric fields, cold plasma, and high pressure processing that can kill pathogens without altering food quality. Technologies like blockchain, RFID, and artificial intelligence are improving traceability, transparency, and predictive modeling in the food supply chain. Companies are adopting these innovative technologies to enhance food safety, quality control, and compliance.
Nabil Abidi's curriculum vitae summarizes his education and professional experience in the food industry. He holds a Master's degree in Food Microbiology from Laval University in Canada and has over 10 years of experience in technical sales and business development for food additive and ingredient companies in Tunisia. Currently, he is the Director of Sales and Business Development for IPA INDUSTRIE in Tunisia, Algeria, and Libya.
This document announces a seminar on emerging dairy technologies taking place from September 14-16, 2016 at the Technical University of Munich. The seminar will cover topics related to sustainable dairy production, novel nutritional concepts, and new functionalities and structures. On the first day, talks will focus on sustainable production and medical/geriatric/infant dairy foods. The second day will continue medical topics and include demonstrations at a food pilot plant and labs. The third day will cover novel processes for new functionalities and structures. Participation fees range from €500-850 depending on registration date and affiliation. Contact information is provided for registration.
The Internet of Food & Farm: Opportunities Micro-Nano-Bio SystemsCor Verdouw
This document discusses the Internet of Food and Farming 2020 (IoF2020) project. The project aims to demonstrate the business case for using IoT technologies across the European farming and food sectors. It involves 71 partner organizations conducting trials across 16 countries over 4 years with a budget of €35 million. The project will test 19 use cases across various agricultural commodities. It seeks collaboration from the micro-nano-bio community to identify available sensors that can measure important farming and food parameters. The project also aims to establish an IoT ecosystem to ensure the sustainability of IoT solutions for agriculture beyond the project duration.
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Platforms for the Internet of Food & FarmCor Verdouw
Role and vision IoF2020 on platforms. Working Group 2 of the Digitising European Industry meeting on digital industrial platforms in Brussels, Smart Agriculture session, December 8th 2016
S3FOOD - Eureka funding for digitalisationCathMersh
This document provides information about EUREKA, a pan-European network that supports international, market-oriented research and development projects. It discusses EUREKA's funding instruments like Network calls, Clusters, Eurostars, and Globalstars calls that have supported over 7,100 projects with over 42 billion euros in public-private funding since 1985. The document also outlines the characteristics of EUREKA projects and compares the level of participation of different countries in EUREKA's various funding instruments.
KATANA: Emerging industries as key enablers for the adoption of advanced tech...H2020KATANA
KATANA is one out of five European INNOSUP-1-2015 – Cluster facilitated projects for new value chains projects (funded under EC Call for proposal: H2020-INNOSUP-2015-1).
The project started on 1st of July 2016 and will distribute in total 1.2 million euros to European start-ups and SMEs and empower acceleration of new cutting edge tech in agribusiness.
14 partners from 8 European countries (led by bwcon GmbH from Germany) teamed up to value innovative ideas of start-ups and SMEs and introduces easy-to-join procedures to market trendsetters.
KATANA supports European SMEs and start-ups in the agrifood value chain to access knowledge, technology, capital and markets in order to respond to the global competitive environment. KATANA provides this access by leveraging the multiplier potential of cross-border/cross-sectoral collaboration, and with its systemic approach, which homogenizes services towards the overall aim to place new products/ services in the market.
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KATANA provides 3 technology platforms:
Marketplace for Precision Agriculture Services;
Platform for exploiting IoT to reach consumers and
Toolbox for the design of functional foods (recipes and processes).
These technological enablers are open collaboration spaces and they empower start-ups and SMEs to co-create and test services but also to jointly develop novel business models across the value chain.
In the course of KATANA use of platforms is totally free of charge for all KATANA beneficiaries.
Benefit from the flexibility of these platforms and grasp unlimited possibilities their open and modular design provides!
GET FUNDED:
KATANA is a perfect opportunity for start-ups and SMEs coming from agrifood value chain, ICT sector and emerging industries to team up with other partners from other sector and/or other countries and opt for the rich portfolio of services and direct funding KATANA team offers.
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The best 10 SME consortia in respect to their reward crowdfunding performance win additional 100K Eur of direct funding each from KATANA
This document discusses how IoT can enable smart farming and food systems. It describes an ecosystem of apps that can push data between farmers, equipment, weather services, and government agencies to optimize activities like pesticide spraying. The IoF2020 project aims to demonstrate IoT business cases across the food sector through large-scale trials. It will integrate available technologies, address user needs, and establish an IoT ecosystem to facilitate large-scale adoption of IoT in European agriculture and food.
Bringing iot users and technology providers together
from domain needs to iot products (and back) via validated solutions with components, assembly guides, and more.
KATANA offers access to 3 technology platforms in Agrifood related emerging industries (eco‐industries, mobile services and personalized health), as enablers for shaping new products/services.
1. Precision Technologies for sustainable farming: Marketplace for Precision Agriculture Services
2. Mobile Services in Accessing AgriFood Markets: Platform for exploiting Internet of Things to reach consumers
3. Functional Foods for personalized nutrition: Toolbox for the design of functional foods (recipes and processes).
The document discusses the increasing role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in agriculture and food systems. It describes how technologies like mobile/cloud computing, location-based monitoring, the Internet of Things, and big data can help address challenges in transportation, input supply, farming, food processing, retail, and consumer demands. Examples are provided of ICT solutions that offer benefits like early detection of animal health issues, optimized crop spraying advice, and food traceability. Concerns are raised about issues like data ownership and the potential for industry consolidation or lock-in under different business models enabled by big data in agriculture.
BioBusiness is an Egyptian limited partnership established in 2009 that specializes in designing, developing, prototyping, and manufacturing electro-medical and electronic equipment. The company has 15 highly qualified staff with extensive experience in product development and currently sells products to reputable customers like Siemens and GE. BioBusiness has two key products - the Inspector real-time monitoring system and the BioMon patient monitor. The Inspector system uses cloud computing and has received CE mark approval, while the BioMon has 6 years of research and development behind it. BioBusiness is proposing these products and related services to German industry customers in sectors like industrial, medical, and automotive.
End-to-End solution - Mobile APP, Web & Smart Iot Bin Aapna Infotech
The document describes a smart waste management solution that includes IoT smart bins with ultrasonic sensors to measure fill levels, a mobile app, and a web platform. The solution allows for door-to-door waste collection, QR code scanning, waste tracking and analytics. Smart bins transmit waste level data wirelessly and can be integrated with 3G/4G networks for broader coverage.
Bridging the skills gap IoT Tech Expo Berlin 1 Jun 2017Sjaak Wolfert
Bridging the skills gap: How industrial/academic partnerships can benefit your IoT business.
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This document describes an intelligent logistics project that aims to improve traceability and monitoring of fruit transport. Key features include:
1) Geolocation tracking of transport trays to provide visibility of movements, detect theft or misuse, and optimize supply chain flows.
2) Temperature monitoring of goods from farm to retailer to ensure food safety, reduce waste, and prove proper handling and chilling.
3) A dashboard and mobile applications will allow stakeholders across the supply chain to access real-time geolocation and temperature data for improved transparency, customer support, and quicker response.
20131129 FFF El proyecto Foodmanufuture_Christophe CotillonFIAB
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AINS. Asociación Empresarial Innovadora de Nutrición y Salud. Junio 2011CTNS
La Asociación empresarial Innovadora de Nutrición y Salud (AINS) nace en marzo de 2008 con la misión de promover y contribuir a la competitividad y a la innovación del sector agroalimentario español (y en concreto en el ámbito de los alimentos funcionales), e incrementar la competitividad de sus socios a través de estrategias compartidas que generen flujos de conocimiento y proyectos de innovación colaborativos.
Para ello, se han definido seis líneas estratégicas de actuación:
- Innovación en metodologías y biomarcadores para la sustanciación científica de declaraciones nutricionales / de salud.
- Innovación en información y seguridad alimentaria.
- Innovación en procesos y tecnologías industriales
- Innovación en ingredientes, aditivos y alimentos saludables
- Vigilancia legal, comercial y tecnológica internacional
- Formación especializada
La integran una veintena de empresas y entidades del sector alimentario.
La asociación no tiene ánimo de lucro, y asume la condición de Agrupación Empresarial Innovadora (AEI) reconocida con el número REAEI-00141 en el Registro Especial de AEIs del MITYC.
El proyecto de Asociación empresarial Innovadora de Nutrición y Salud (AINS) ha sido apoyado por el Ministerio de Industria, Turismo y Comercio y cofinanciado por FEDER (UE), dentro del programa de apoyo a las AEI para contribuir a la mejora de la competitividad de la industria española.
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Nabil Abidi's curriculum vitae summarizes his education and professional experience in the food industry. He holds a Master's degree in Food Microbiology from Laval University in Canada and has over 10 years of experience in technical sales and business development for food additive and ingredient companies in Tunisia. Currently, he is the Director of Sales and Business Development for IPA INDUSTRIE in Tunisia, Algeria, and Libya.
This document announces a seminar on emerging dairy technologies taking place from September 14-16, 2016 at the Technical University of Munich. The seminar will cover topics related to sustainable dairy production, novel nutritional concepts, and new functionalities and structures. On the first day, talks will focus on sustainable production and medical/geriatric/infant dairy foods. The second day will continue medical topics and include demonstrations at a food pilot plant and labs. The third day will cover novel processes for new functionalities and structures. Participation fees range from €500-850 depending on registration date and affiliation. Contact information is provided for registration.
The Internet of Food & Farm: Opportunities Micro-Nano-Bio SystemsCor Verdouw
This document discusses the Internet of Food and Farming 2020 (IoF2020) project. The project aims to demonstrate the business case for using IoT technologies across the European farming and food sectors. It involves 71 partner organizations conducting trials across 16 countries over 4 years with a budget of €35 million. The project will test 19 use cases across various agricultural commodities. It seeks collaboration from the micro-nano-bio community to identify available sensors that can measure important farming and food parameters. The project also aims to establish an IoT ecosystem to ensure the sustainability of IoT solutions for agriculture beyond the project duration.
This document provides an overview of active and intelligent packaging technologies used in the meat industry. It discusses various types of active packaging like oxygen scavengers, carbon dioxide emitters, and antimicrobial packaging that can help extend the shelf-life of meat products. It also covers intelligent packaging technologies such as time-temperature indicators, gas sensors, and radio frequency identification tags that can monitor meat quality during transport and storage. The document concludes that these advanced packaging technologies are expected to grow significantly to meet consumer demands and reduce food waste.
Adulteration measuring device for different kind of solutionsNidhikashyap26
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The document summarizes a session on food security, sustainable agriculture, marine research and the bioeconomy. It provides an overview of Horizon 2020 priority areas and funding opportunities related to this theme. These include developing healthy and sustainable food systems, environmentally-friendly agricultural production, innovative food value chains, and building research capacities. Timelines for upcoming calls and information on other relevant EU programs are also presented. Speakers from research organizations and companies will discuss trends in Horizon 2020 work programs and policies influencing the agricultural sector in future years.
This document outlines the syllabus for a course titled "Advances in Dairy Processing". The course is divided into 6 units which will cover topics like raw milk properties, thermal processing techniques, advanced dairy processing equipment, drying and dehydration of milk, water activity and carbonation in dairy processing, and cleaning and sanitization methods. The course aims to define key concepts and terminologies in dairy processing, explain various preservation and processing methods, identify different equipment used and their working principles, and explain roles of factors like water activity and carbonation in shelf life. The assessment includes assignments, quizzes, seminar presentations and a group project.
eco trofood presentation at 6th I.S.L.E. project meetingISLE Network
This document provides an overview of the Ecotrophelia Europe competition, which encourages student teams to develop eco-innovative food products. It discusses the objectives and impact of the multi-year Ecotrofood program and competition. Key details include descriptions of past winning teams and products from 2011-2012, participation levels across Europe, and guidelines for organizing national competitions that select winning teams to advance to the European competition each year. The competition aims to promote eco-innovation in the food industry and support the development of qualified young professionals.
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1. Photonic solutions for
food industry
I S3FOOD Matchmacking
La Laboral, Gijón, Asturias, Spain
February 19th, 2020
Iker García, AOTECH
S3FOOD has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 824769
2. Company profile
Origin: Spin-off from the research group Applied Photonics Group (University of the Basque Country)
Company mission: To apply photonic solutions to all kind of industries
Initial projects:
Bladed-rotor monitoring system → Turbines, compressors, fans,…
Integration of spectroscopy-based sensors in food/pharma processes
Biosensors to detect heavy metals ions in water
3. Response of molecular bonds within the sample to NIR radiation (λ=800-2500 nm)
Light is either absorbed or scattered. Photon energy absorptions representing overtones and
combinations mainly associated with –CH, –OH, –NH, and –SH functional groups
Information about the chemical composition and physical properties of the sample →
Chemometrics
Real time, non-destructive, suitability for different kind of products (powder, paste, liquids,
granules,…), simultaneous measurement of multiple parameters
NIRS-based sensors
4. NIRS-based sensors
Light source: halogen lamp
Optical probes/cells
Transmission
Reflection
Transflection
Spectrometer
PC
Image from Ocean Optics, Inc.
5. Food applications
Counterfeit and adulterated products
Evaluation of raw materials and finished product
Microbiological product assessment → shelf-life predictions
Complete process quality assurance systems by monitoring key parameters in real time
Dairy → % fat, protein, lactose, dry matter
Milk powder production → % fat, protein, moisture
Oil → free fatty acids, phospholipids, moisture
Grain and flour → % protein, ashes, moisture, fiber
Meat and fish → % fat, protein, moisture
Wine → % alcohol, sugars, acids
Coffee → % moisture, caffeine, color
Chocolate → % moisture, sugars, fat
6. +
Pasteurizers
Fermenting tanks
Reactors
CIP systems
Mixing systems
Homogenizers
Drying process
Milk concentration
Food applications
7. Milk standardization → adjust milk composition according
to manufacturer decisions or regulations
Complete milk characterization during standardization and
optimization of the process → fat to protein ratio
Ensuring consistent product quality and strengthen their
profitability
Elimination of uncertainty associated with manual
sampling
Image from Inoxpa S.A.U.
Food applications
8. Ultrafiltration → increase the protein content
Protein-enriched milk
Fermented milk products
Cheese
Lactose-free milk
Minimize the standard deviation in protein concentration →
higher productivity
Image from Technical Tecnología Aplicada S.L.
Food applications
9. Evaporation (concentration) + homogenization
+ drying process + packing
Real time MOISTURE determination
Minimizes risk of product out of spec
Energy saving
Image from Watson Dairy Consulting
Food applications
11. Photonic solutions for
food industry
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La Laboral, Gijón, Asturias, Spain
February 19th, 2020
Iker García, AOTECH
igarcia@aotech.es
+34 621004487
S3FOOD has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 824769