Insort, together with Qcify under the unified eivis platform, is set to introduce a new benchmark in almond sorting performance at the Almond Board Conference (ABC) 2025, taking place December 10–12 in Sacramento, California. The companies will exhibit at Booth #1127, showcasing next-level food-safety technologies designed to elevate operational standards for almond processors worldwide.
At the center of this year’s presentation is Hypernova, Insort’s latest generation foreign-material and quality sorter. Powered by Insort’s proprietary Chemical Imaging Technology (CIT), Hypernova detects the chemical composition of each object on the line — enabling precision identification far beyond traditional optical systems.
“Hypernova represents the highest food-safety levels currently achievable in almond sorting,” the company states. “Its ability to detect ultra-small fragments, difficult foreign materials, and subtle quality defects sets new industry standards.”
Key Capabilities of Hypernova
- Chemical-composition-based detection using CIT for unmatched accuracy
- Industry-leading removal of foreign materials, including plastics, stones, shell fragments, wood, biological FM, and micro-contaminants
- Proven global performance with installations across major almond processors in the U.S., Spain, and Australia
- High uptime and low maintenance, designed for continuous heavy-duty operation
At ABC 2025, Insort and Qcify will jointly demonstrate how the eivis ecosystem integrates inline sample analysis, real-time defect detection, and automated quality reporting, delivering measurable improvements across the entire almond processing line.
“Together, we are shaping the future of food safety and quality,” the companies emphasize. “Our combined technologies provide end-to-end value for processors seeking maximum yield, consistency, and consumer protection.”
