Sony launches AI olive oil rating

Sony launches AI olive oil rating

Sony announced a new service today. This service uses artificial intelligence to judge olive oil quality. It targets both shoppers and producers. Sony calls it the “AI Olive Oil Rating System.”

(Sony launches AI olive oil rating)

The company says traditional olive oil testing is slow. It also often requires human experts. Sony believes its AI can do this faster. It might also be more consistent. The system examines many oil samples. It learns to identify top quality oils. This happens without human help.

Sony explained how it works. Producers send oil samples to Sony labs. Special machines analyze the oil. The AI looks at the chemical data. It compares this data to its training. Then it gives a quality score. The score is simple. It uses stars, like one to five stars. A five-star oil is the best.

Sony wants this system to help shoppers. People often find olive oil labels confusing. The AI rating should offer a clear guide. Buyers will know the quality quickly. Producers also benefit. They get a fast, reliable check on their oil. This could help them improve their products.

(Sony launches AI olive oil rating)

The service starts in Japan next month. Sony plans to expand to Europe and North America later this year. Pricing details for producers are still coming. Shoppers will see the ratings on store shelves. Online retailers will show them too. Sony sees this as a step into food technology.