Modern grape maturity assessment in seconds.
Quickly & non-destructively measure grape maturity.
Post-harvest quality assurance
Inspect incoming lots and assess grape quality parameters in cold storage, ripening rooms, and distribution centers.Crop management and harvest timing
Accurately measure grape quality in seconds for data-driven harvest planning.Crop breeding and research
Rapidly collect internal grape quality data for high-throughput phenotyping, breeding, and analytical research..


FruitMaps – Where Precision Farming Meets Plant Science
What is the size of this year’s crop? You need to know more than a month before harvest to plan... harvest labour cartons. When do you call the harvest start – too early and the fruit will not be an optimum eating quality, too late and fruit will not travel well.
FruitMaps is designed to harvest data to inform your decisions.

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Measure grape maturity in seconds
500+ Measurements
With over 500 measurements on a single charge and rechargeable 3400 mAh replacement batteries included, you’ll never be lacking in predictive power.
Data-driven harvest management
Remove the guesswork and accurately predict crop harvest dates with data-driven insights.
User-friendly design
The Melon Quality Meter’s intuitive user interface is designed for easy adoption by technicians at all levels of training.
Durable construction
Heavy-duty aluminum construction protects the device from wear and tear without sacrificing weight.
7 data points in one scan
Collect raw data, reflectance, absorbance, 1st derivative spectra, 2nd derivative spectra, GPS, date & time all in one scan.
Integrated crop mapping
Compatible with the free, interactive harvest mapping software FruitMaps, see your harvest data where it matters most – in your orchard.
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Do I need to build my own grape model?
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No! The Grape Quality Meter is preloaded with a robust chemometric model and fully calibrated when it leaves out production facility.
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Is the Grape Quality Meter waterproof?
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The Grape Quality Meter is not designed to be waterproof and should not be used underwater. The Grape Quality Meter is designed to be water-resistant. Use in light rain is fine, however, there are electronics inside of the Grape Quality Meter that can be damaged from water entering the instrument, so it is not recommended to use the Grape Quality Meter during heavy rainfall.
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What varieties can I measure with the Grape Quality Meter?
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The Grape Quality Meter is equipped with robust chemometric models for trait prediction in the following:
Red Table Grapes Green Table Grapes Black Table Grapes Allison Autumn Crisp Autumn Royal Flame Seedless Autumn King Jack Salute Holiday Great Green Solbrio Krissy Ivory Summer Royal Ruby Rush Pristine Scarlet Royal Sugarone Sweet Celebration Sweet Globe Timco
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What are the operating conditions of the Grape Quality Meter?
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The recommended operating temperature range for the Grape Quality Meter is 0 – 50° Celsius.
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Specifications
Spectrometer: | Hamamatsu C11708MA |
Range: | 640-1050 nm |
Spectral Sample Size: | 2.3 nm |
Spectral Resolution: | 20 nm (FWHM) maximum |
Light Source: | Halogen Tungsten Lamp with gold reflector |
Lens: | Fused silica coated to enhance NIR |
Shutter: | White painted reference standard |
Display: | Sunlight visible transflective LCD screen with backlight |
Operating Conditions | 0-50ºC, 0-90% non-condensing humidity |
PC Interface: | Wi-Fi |
Data Recorded: | Raw data, reflectance, absorbance, first derivative second derivative, GPS coordinates, Date, Time |
Measurement: | ºBrix, pH, and TA |
Power Source: | Removable 3400 milliamp hour lithium-ion batteries |
Battery Life: | 500+ measurements |
Body: | Heavy-duty powder coated aluminum body |
Dimensions: | 7.1″ x 4.75″W, 1.75″ thick |
Weight: | 1.05 kg |
Introducing the Grape Quality Meter
F-751 Calibration Tutorial
Improving Fruit Quality and Grower Decision Making: An Interview with Dr. Ioannis Minas
Future Proof your Quality: Intro to NIR Spectroscopy and Chemometrics - Part 1
Future Proof your Quality: Building a Model - Sample Plan and Analytical Testing - Part 2
Future Proof your Quality: Building a Model - Sample Plan and Analytical Testing - Part 3
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Future Proof your Quality: Building a Model - Sample Plan and Analytical Testing - Part 4
SD Card Navigation | F-750 + F-751
Adjusting the Offset | F-750 + F-751
User Interface & Menu Walkthrough | F-750 + F-751
Creating an Application with AppBuilder
AppBuilder Overview
Consistency is Key: Best Practices for Measurement of Dry Matter & Brix (con subtítulos en español)
Consistency is Key: Best Practices for Measurement of Dry Matter & Brix with NIR
Rapid, non-destructive grape quality measurement.
Quickly & non-destructively measure ºBrix, pH, and TA in grapes.