LVMH and Analog Devices Develop AI to Detect Spoiled Wine Grapes

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Moët Hennessy’s wine production now includes an automated sensor capable of identifying a chemical signature known as Fresh Mushroom Aroma. Developed with semiconductor software firm Analog Devices, the system uses AI trained on previously failed harvests to pinpoint spoilage in vineyards before the fruit is processed.

Human workers typically only detect these scents after the grapes have already fermented, which forces the company to discard the resulting wine. By spotting these defects earlier than humans, LVMH aims to increase total crop yields by reducing waste.

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LVMH and Analog Devices Develop AI to Detect Spoiled Wine Grapes

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