Technology
BSI+
By combining color and material attributes, BSI+ lights up even invisible defects in your product. Biometric Signature Identification (BSI+) technology combines color and material attributes to clearly identify what's good and what's bad in your products. Whether you apply it to pre-sort, regular sort, or reverse sort, BSI+ delivers an extremely concentrated reject stream while enabling high capacity.
What is BSI+?
TOMRA’s Biometric Signature Identification is a hyperspectral spatial scanning technology. It uses 32 signals to inform our machine on the color and other material attributes structure of the product including oils, and moisture content. The result is new possibilities for detecting foreign materials and quality defects.
BSI+ lasers can be set up using a wide variety of configurations depending on whether you apply it to:
- Large foreign materials (soy, corn, bones, sticks, stones);
- Quality defects (allergens, mold, cross contamination, aflatoxin); or
- A combination of foreign material and quality defects
Fast facts:
- Started in 1996 with 1st generation BSI developed for TOMRA Recycling
- +/- 4,000 TOMRA sorters in the field using BSI technology
- Currently 5th generation BSI+ designed for food industry
BSI+ is available on
TOMRA 5C
Applications: Berries, Dried Fruit, Almonds, Cashews, Hazelnuts, Macadamia Nuts, Peanuts, Pecans, Pistachios, Raisins, Walnuts, Leafy Greens; IQF fruit and vegetables
Where does BSI+ belong in your line?
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Place the TOMRA 5C in your pre-sort position to minimize the good in your reject stream and accept with a significantly reduced defect load. -
Add on to your regular sort
As your regular sorter, the TOMRA 5C and BSI+ offer an all-in-one solution that retains flexibility. You're getting the maximum usage of your sorter. -
Achieve extreme targeting
In the reverse sort position, BSI+ allows you to target good product with excellent recovery. You can be sure that the reject stream from a reverse sort is true reject.
Explore BSI+ for IQF
Explore BSI+ for nuts
Identifies certain mold types and shrivelled walnuts.
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