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QING | Food Automation
Food Automation = Dealing with diversity
About QING | Food Automation
QING (pronounced as king) is a Dutch company that was founded on the first kings day of the Netherlands on 30th April 2013. It is privately owned with a clear purpose to have a significant impact in our global food chain. Bringing technological solutions for questions like how you keep your production agile in an industry with staff shortages, stricter quality requirements and inefficient systems? The food industry's labor shortage continues to grow. We help you retain knowledge and expertise with flexible, AI-driven automation solutions such as quality control, sorting and processing. Our easy-to-use Vision AI systems are specifically designed to handle the unique diversity of food and manufacturing environments. They are scalable, future-proof and make your processes more efficient: more output, consistent quality and less waste. Ready to make your processes smarter and more flexible ?
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6 published signals
Products & Services
QING | Food Automation developed STAQ® as an intelligent, AI-driven control software that provides a scalable solution for flexible automation.
Reported by QING | Food Automation
Operations & Supply
QING | Food Automation installed 8 Q-sort systems at Agrophoenix driven by STAQ and integrated with Stäubli robotics and Robovision.
Reported by QING | Food Automation
Products & Services
QING | Food Automation installed 8 systems driven by STAQ and integrated with Stäubli robotics and Robovision AI to check and sort more than 1500 peaches per minute.
Reported by Bram de Vrught
Products & Services
QING | Food Automation adopted the STAQ sorting system for fruit by AGROPHOENIX SA as the first to adopt it.
Reported by Bram de Vrught
Partnerships
QING | Food Automation finalized solutions for the seafood industry with partner PROCEON
Reported by Bram de Vrught
People
QING | Food Automation is offering a temporary B2B content marketing role for content creators from October 2026 to April 2027, covering 16-24 hours per week in Arnhem.
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