Dubai: Etihad Airways has partnered with Lumitics, a Singapore-based food generation start-up, to verify computer vision usage and learning food waste devices on airline flights.
The association will see Etihad and Lumitics track foods of economic elegance not assumed on Etihad flights, and the knowledge collected will be used to highlight the patterns of consumption and food waste in the network.
Researching the effects will help reduce food waste, improve meal preparation plans and reduce operating costs, Eithad said on a Sunday.
“Etihad Airways started the pilot with Lumitics this year before the global flight arrived via COVID-19, and as the airline intensifies flight operations, it is exciting to restart the allocation and continue with the paintings that had begun,” Mohammad Al Bulooki said. , Chief Operating Officer, Etihad Aviation Group.
With the help of artificial intelligence and symbol recognition, Lumitics will differentiate and identify the types and quantity of foods that are not fed according to the design of the food sheets. “The fight against food waste is one of the biggest cost-cutting opportunities for any company that generates and serves food,” said Rayner Loi, CEO of Lumitics.
Airlines around the world will lower prices and increase power after the COVID-19 pandemic led to the closure of foreign borders and fleet suspension.
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