Cutting-edge technology in Indonesian cocoa production
Indonesia is the world’s third biggest cocoa producer, but the sector is struggling with many problems – some of which could be solved with the help of AI technology.
This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2023/6-7.
Java-based cocoa company Cocoa Teaching and Learning Industry (CTLI) – they produce 50 tonnes of cocoa a year – did exactly this, smartening up the production with digital solutions, e.g. wireless machine control systems, in which AI analyses the data from sensors for the best roasting results. //
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