Scott Trimble
August 15, 2022 at 5:38 pm | Updated August 15, 2022 at 5:38 pm | < 1 min read
Developing an accurate predictive apple quality model is no easy task, but Bart Nicolai and his research team at KU Leuven are cracking the code using the F-750 Produce Quality Meter.
In over 20 years of research employing near-infrared technology, Mr. Nicolai has used or profiled nearly every NIR tool on the market. His team now uses the F-750 and F-751 lines to test fruit characteristics in orchards throughout Belgium.
Join Application Scientist Eric Munoz in this exclusive interview with Mr. Nicolai to discuss his team’s current work, future plans, and technology implementation.
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