Group 1 - The China International Import Expo is taking place in Shanghai from November 5 to 10, showcasing global food sorting technology [1] - TOLAN Food has launched the new LUCAi™ AI engine, which aims to enhance food sorting efficiency and stability, addressing challenges in the food industry [2][4] - The LUCAi™ engine is built on a database of over 250,000 images, utilizing advanced deep learning capabilities to improve product quality control and industry standards [4] Group 2 - LUCAi™ features strong localization capabilities, allowing algorithm optimization for different product characteristics based on regional and seasonal variations in China [6] - The KATO 260 optical sorting machine, equipped with LUCAi™, is designed for precise grading of berries, ensuring freshness and meeting high-quality market demands [7] - TOLAN has been committed to the Chinese market since 2010, continuously investing in local R&D and service systems to enhance its strategic presence [10]

Core Viewpoint - The company TOLAN Food is showcasing its dual AI optical sorting platforms, Spectrim and InVision², equipped with the LUCAi™ artificial intelligence engine, at the 2025 China International Fruit Expo and Asia International Fruit and Vegetable Exhibition, marking the first simultaneous exhibition of these technologies in China, aimed at driving innovation in the fruit sorting industry [1][2]. Group 1: Technology and Innovation - TOLAN has been a leader in the sorting field for over 50 years and has focused on AI and food sorting technology since 2010, developing the LUCAi™ AI engine that utilizes deep learning to accurately identify various fruit defects [2][3]. - The dual AI optical sorting platforms leverage continuously iterated algorithms of the LUCAi™ engine to enhance the sorting process, overcoming challenges in identifying complex fruit defects that traditional machine learning struggles with [2][3]. - The LUCAi™ engine can process up to 40,000 images per second, significantly improving defect recognition capabilities compared to traditional sorting systems, thus providing precise quality metrics for fruits from harvest to market [3]. Group 2: Market Strategy and Localization - TOLAN is committed to deepening its localization strategy in the Chinese market, having established regional headquarters, manufacturing bases, supply chain centers, and technical testing centers since entering China in 2010 [5]. - The company’s AI sorting systems can utilize localized data to upgrade algorithms and effectively identify regional fruit defects, ensuring quality that meets local demands [5]. - As the largest producer and consumer of fruits globally, China represents a strategic market for TOLAN, which aims to leverage its dual AI solutions to help clients capture high-value markets and promote the standardization of AI sorting in the Chinese fruit industry [5].