John Kippenberger: Scott Technology CEO on a near $19 million deal for an automated beef-boning system
Early Edition with Ryan Bridge · Newstalk ZB
November 30, 20213m 9s
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A world-first automated beef boning system made in Dunedin hopes to solve worker shortages.
The high-speed technology, combining X-ray vision with robotic and mechanical automation, can process 200 carcasses an hour.
Scott Technology Chief Executive John Kippenberger told Kate Hawkesby rural companies in New Zealand, Australia and the US have been struggling with labour supply.
“Automation was important pre the pandemic, but also even more important following the impact of the virus.”
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The high-speed technology, combining X-ray vision with robotic and mechanical automation, can process 200 carcasses an hour.
Scott Technology Chief Executive John Kippenberger told Kate Hawkesby rural companies in New Zealand, Australia and the US have been struggling with labour supply.
“Automation was important pre the pandemic, but also even more important following the impact of the virus.”
LISTEN ABOVE
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