KPM Analytics Released Upgraded SiftAI Platform
The new SiftAI FM HD system features enhanced artificial intelligence and improved lighting for food inspection.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Consumer Goods
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KPM Analytics has released an updated version of its SiftAI FM HD platform for detecting foreign materials. The system features improved AI detection models and a specialized enclosure designed for extreme hygiene standards.
Why it matters
These upgrades aim to boost detection accuracy for food products with complex color and texture variations. By reducing noise from reflectivity, the platform helps manufacturers maintain safety standards more effectively.
The SiftAI FM HD includes a redesigned lighting system and an IP69K Extreme Hygiene enclosure. Additionally, Dynamic Conveyor systems are available in widths ranging from 1 to 60 inches and lengths up to 150 feet.
The players
KPM Analytics
This organization specializes in industrial testing and inspection systems for the food, agriculture, and environmental sectors.
Dynamic Conveyor
This company manufactures modular conveyor systems designed to integrate seamlessly with industrial inspection technologies.
Eagle Product Inspection
This provider offers advanced X-ray and inspection systems for in-process quality control in manufacturing environments.
The details
The system utilizes a redesigned lighting array to clarify images and minimize interference caused by light reflection on products. It is designed to work alongside industrial equipment like Dynamic Conveyor's metal-free systems and Eagle Product Inspection's X-ray pipeline monitors.
Timeline
The original SiftAI FM platform was introduced in 2022.
The SiftAI FM HD version was released in September 2026.
Roadmap
The introduction of the SiftAI FM HD follows a pattern set by the broader industry trend toward standardizing extreme hygiene for food processing equipment. This reflects a shift toward automated detection tools that reduce dependence on manual inspection processes.
Manufacturers adopting these systems can expect reduced reliance on manual product inspection and higher throughput speeds. The improved accuracy for varied food textures may also result in less product waste during the automated screening process.
The takeaway
Automated inspection platforms are increasingly prioritizing AI-driven lighting to combat the challenges of natural variation in food products. These advancements allow manufacturers to maintain consistent safety protocols without sacrificing operational speed.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest innovations in food safety technology in the Consumer Goods section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Dairy Foods Magazine.
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