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Waterloo, Ontario – January 27, 2025 – P&P Optica (PPO), a global leader in food inspection technology, is excited to announce the launch of its Partner Program, designed for companies and individuals interested in collaborating with PPO to bring its advanced hyperspectral imaging systems to customers around the world. This program provides a unique opportunity for organizations already serving the meat processing industry to complement their technology and service offerings with PPO’s industry-leading automated inspection solutions. With flexible options for collaboration, partners can leverage PPO’s expertise to deliver innovative food inspection technology to their customers while working closely with the PPO

Waterloo, Ontario – January 27, 2025 – P&P Optica (PPO), a leader in food inspection technology, is proud to unveil its new modular inspection system, offering the same advanced inspection capabilities as the Smart Imaging System without the integrated materials-handling hardware, providing greater adaptability for installation throughout the processing line. This innovative above-the-line inspection module combines PPO’s patented hyperspectral imaging technology with a vision-based camera, delivering two powerful inspection modalities in one solution. Designed for maximum flexibility, the modular system can be installed anywhere on the processing line. It’s mounted above existing conveyor belts, and configured to communicate with existing rejection mechanisms

Smart Imaging System can now measure size, shape, thickness and weight  Waterloo, Ontario – January 27, 2025 – P&P Optica (PPO), a leader in food inspection technology, has just introduced new capabilities into its Smart Imaging Solution with the addition of a new Sizing Application that measures size, shape and thickness and estimates product weight.  PPO’s solution combines hyperspectral and vision-based inspection to provide unparalleled insights into product quality and safety. PPO has been providing precise detection of foreign materials to the meat industry since 2015, and more recently introduced lean point and woody breast detection.  Installed over the air, PPO’s