color
consistency
Color consistency using Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI) and spectroscopy ensures uniform color across food products, maintaining visual appeal and meeting consumer expectations.
This method provides more accurate and objective color analysis compared to human inspection, eliminating inconsistencies caused by lighting or subjective perception.
Beyond’s technology helps manufacturers deliver products with perfect color uniformity, enhancing brand reputation and consumer satisfaction.
benefits
Enhance Visual Appeal
Ensure products have uniform and attractive color, increasing consumer preference and brand loyalty.
Quality Standardization
Maintain consistent product quality by meeting strict color standards for different markets.
Reduce Rework and Waste
Minimize rejects and rework caused by color inconsistencies, saving time and resources.
Improve Batch Consistency
Ensure each batch matches the required color specifications, boosting efficiency and reliability.
application examples
Beverage Industry
Monitor color consistency in juices and other drinks for a visually appealing product.
Snack Foods
Ensure uniform coloring in products like chips and crackers.
Confectionery
Verify color consistency in candies and chocolates to meet consumer expectations.
data speaks
↑40%
Improvement in batch consistency
with HSI color analysis
(Source: Food Color Management Journal)
↓25%
Reduction in product rework
due to color inconsistencies
(Source: Production Efficiency Report)
↑15%
Increase in consumer satisfaction
with consistent product appearance
(Source: Consumer Insights on Food Aesthetics)
how does it work?
HSI evaluates the light reflection and absorption properties of products, ensuring precise and uniform color consistency.
(a)
HSI analyzes how light reflects off the surface, identifying color variations with high accuracy.
(b)
Color signatures are compared to a standard, ensuring every product matches the desired color.
(c)
A color map is generated in real time, highlighting any inconsistencies in production.
(d)
Feedback enables quick adjustments in the production process to maintain uniformity.
