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QVision AS Qm onitor Presentation May 2008 I nnovation in Global Food Production Content Qvision AS and our ow ners. QMonitor system - how it w orks. Proven applications. Custom er references. Appendix 1. Salmon fillet applications (Fat,


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QVision AS Qm onitor Presentation

May 2008

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Qvision AS and our ow ners. QMonitor system - how it w orks. Proven applications. Custom er references. Appendix

  • 1. Salmon fillet applications (Fat, Colour and Pigment).
  • 2. Water content
  • 3. Classification
  • 4. Example NIR spectre
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QVision AS w as established in 2 0 0 5 as a spin-off from TiTech, a subsidiary of TOMRA

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Partner R&D. Partner food calibrations.

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Brief introduction of Tom ra

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  • Founded in 1972
  • Started out with design, manufacture and sale of Reverse Vending Machines

(RVMs) for automated handling of used beverage containers

  • Acquired TiTech and Orwak in 2004.
  • Today, TOMRA is a global provider of advanced recycling technology
  • Active in over 45 markets; most European markets, North America and Japan
  • More than 60,000 Machine I nstallations
  • Revenues of more than 700 M$ in 2006, EBI T margin of 16,5% .
  • Equity ratio of 60% (31.12.06).
  • ~ 2,000 employees
  • Listed on Oslo Stock Exchange (Ticker: TOM)
  • I ncluded in almost all major international socially responsible investment

indices

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Collection Technology (deposit) Revenues: ~ 50% of total Materials Handling Revenues: ~ 35% of total I ndustrial Processing Technology Revenues: ~ 15% of total

TiTech Group constitutes a m ajor part of Tom ra’s I ndustrial Processing Technology division.

Collection Technology (non-deposit)

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Acquired by TOMRA

TiTech in a glance

TiTech is the leading provider of fast high tech sorting system s based

  • n NI R technology

1990 Development project initiated 1996 First unit sold

  • Germany

1998-9 European expansion 2002 Acquisition of RVS (Germany) 2004

COMPANY HI STORY PRODUCT

Control unit:

Data processing

Scanner and light source:

Detection

Air jets:

Sorting

Optical sorting equipment for automatic sorting of recyclables in Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs)

  • Polymers (by type or by colour)
  • Beverage cartons
  • Paper

MARKET Customers: Plant builders or owners of MRFs Geographies: Sales to 21 countries in Europe, US,

Asia and Australia. 50% of historical sale to Germany. 60-90% market share in all major markets.

Segments: Packaging, RDF and paper.

Several new segments being developed.

Competitors: Three major competitors: RTT

(Germany), Pellenc (France), MSS (USA) 2006 Acquired CommoDaS

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TiTech & CommoDaS presence

Canada (Subsidiary) Norw ay (HQ) Germ any (Main operation) Spain (Subsidiary) Japan (Distributor) Australia (Distributor) South Korea (Subsidiary) I taly (Agent) Nederlands (Agent) Austria (Agent) UK (Subsidiary) South Africa

( Subsidiary)

France (Employee)

We set up subsidiaries in overseas markets to serve our partners & customers directly

TiTech Group have local presence in 1 4 countries w orldw ide

USA (Distributors)

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TiTech Group - Organogram

TI TECH GROUP Rune E. Marthinussen BUSI NESS DEVELOPMENT FI NANCE AND ADMI NI STRATI ON TECHNOLOGY & SUPPLY CHAI N SERVI CE Divisions

Food Mining Recycling

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QVision’s brief history

March 2 0 0 3 : April 2 0 0 4 : Feb 2 0 0 5 : May 2 0 0 5 : July 2 0 0 5 : August 2 0 0 5 Nov 2 0 0 5 : April/ June 2 0 0 6 : May 2 0 0 7 : Novem ber 2 0 0 7 : Development project by Matforsk and SINTEF using TiTech’s near-infrared (NIR) scanner. Completion of demonstrator for water measurement on dry salted fish (“klippfisk”). Calibration of fat and colour measurement for salmon filet. QVision AS established. Completion of successful pilot test for salmon filet. QMonitor commercially available (fat and colour). First commercial installation of QMonitor. Water and pigment measurement available. First scanner sold to the white fish industry. First scanner sold to the meat processing industry. 8

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Qvision AS and our ow ners. QMonitor system - how it w orks. Proven applications. Custom er references. Appendix

  • 1. Salmon fillet applications (Fat, Colour and Pigment).
  • 2. Water content
  • 3. Classification
  • 4. Example NIR spectre
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QVisions place in the food production value chain

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Salmon farming and slaughtering Production of

  • Wet salted fish
  • Dry salted fish

Crab fisheries Slaughter and primary processing of

  • Meat products
  • Poultry fillets

Etc. Online scanner

QMonitor

Conveyor belt Speed up to 2m/ s

  • Salmon fillets
  • Salt fish fillets
  • Forcemeat
  • Pork meat
  • Poultry fillets
  • Living crabs
  • Etc.
  • Fat content
  • Pigment
  • Colour
  • Water
  • Length
  • Spots on surface
  • Deformations
  • Meat index crabs
  • Etc.
  • Sorting
  • Labelling
  • Packaging

End customer Data feedback to production

  • Cost optimizing
  • Optimize processes
  • Quality
  • Other

Office system s

  • ERP
  • QA Systems
  • Production and

traceability Other system s

  • Signal to grader computer.
  • Signal to labelling machine.
  • Signal to trimming machines.
  • Fine tune water- and fat content.

I ntegration softw are

Rem ote Touch Com puter

  • User friendly interface
  • Monitoring of scanning
  • Analyses and statistics.
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The QMonitor scanner unit can be placed above the existing processing line.

Key features:

  • Can be placed above

existing processing line.

  • Two spectroscopes
  • Easy to operate.
  • Easy to maintain and

clean.

  • Easy access to all

components.

  • Stainless steel.
  • Water proof (IP 67).
  • Speed up to 3 m / s.
  • Easy to integrate w ith

existing production system s. 1 1

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Exam ple of QMonitor integrated w ith grader.

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QMonitor Scale

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Exam ple of QMonitor integrated in a salm on processing line

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User friendly and flexible interface

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The QMonitor m easuring system is based on Transflection

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Conveyor 12 x 50 W, halogen lamps Cylinder optics Adjustable height Illuminated field Transflected field Imaging spectrometer Focusing mirror Black cover

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The m ain principle of transflection.

Product speed: 1m/ s Light from a halogen lamp is dispersing into the object (1-2 cm).

Fat chart Colour chart

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Exam ple NI R Spectre

1 7 760 800 840 880 920 960 1000 1040 Wavelength (nm)

W ater Fat

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The transflected light generates a unique digital m ap

  • f the scanned object. Each point on the digital m ap

contains valuable data.

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Exam ple - Dry salted fish

  • The m ap is build up by digital points of

1 2 x1 2 m m .

  • Each point on the m ap contains a unique NI R*

spectrum .

  • By analysing the NI R spectrum at each point
  • ne can decide unique features of the object.
  • Applications are m ade by com paring the NI R

spectrum up against results from tests in a laboratory.

  • E.g. Water content in Dry salted fish.

Digital m ap

* Near Infrared (light in the wavelength from 700 NM up to 2100 NM).

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Qvision AS and our ow ners. QMonitor system - how it w orks. Proven applications. Custom er references. Appendix

  • 1. Salmon fillet applications (Fat, Colour and Pigment).
  • 2. Water content
  • 3. Classification
  • 4. Example NIR spectre
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Proven applications

1 . Salm on fillets

  • Fat content (% )
  • Colour (SalmoFan)
  • Pigment content (mg/ kg)
  • Water (% )

2 . Salted fish

  • Water content (% )
  • Surface classification

3 . Forcem eat

  • Fat content (% )

4 . Sliced pork m eat

  • Fat content (% )

5 . Crabs

  • Meat index in living crabs

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Qvision AS and our ow ners. QMonitor system - how it w orks. Proven applications. Custom er references. Appendix

  • 1. Salmon fillet applications (Fat, Colour and Pigment).
  • 2. Water content
  • 3. Classification
  • 4. Example NIR spectre
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  • Fat
  • Colour
  • Pigment
  • Water

Applications Value proposition

  • Scanner used in R&D projects

for Matforsk customers.

  • Scanner used in R&D

projects for Norconserv customers.

  • Matlab
  • Colour
  • Fat
  • Pigment
  • Water content
  • Classification.
  • Quality assurance through

individual labeling of high quality salmon fillets/ loins.

  • Increased revenues by

finetuning drop loss.

  • Reduced warranty costs.
  • Reduced labour costs.
  • Special application

to classify meat content in living crabs

  • Cost reduction.
  • Better utilisation of raw material.
  • Fat content in

forcemeat

R&D I NSTI TUTI ONS SALMON SALT FI SH CRABS MEAT PROCESSI NG

  • Cost reduction by finetuning fat

content.

  • Reduced warranty costs.
  • Fat content in sliced

porkmeat

  • Cost reduction by finetuning fat

content.

  • Reduced warranty costs.

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Type of custom ers

Aasheim Kjøtt AS

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Qvision AS and our ow ners. QMonitor system - how it w orks. Proven applications. Custom er references. Appendix

  • 1. Salmon fillet applications (Fat, Colour and Pigment).
  • 2. Water content
  • 3. Classification
  • 4. Example NIR spectre
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Forcem eat. On request

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  • Qpoint. Ready during 2 0 0 8

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Andreas Bjørge AS. Split Cod

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1 . Salm on filet applications

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5 1 1 5 2 2 5 3 3 5 4 4 5 F is k : 7 F e ttF is k : 1 8 .6 4 9 7 F e ttN Q C : 1 3 .5 4 2 3 2 4 6 8 1 1 2 1 4 1 6 1 8 2 2 2 2 4 6 8 1 1 2 1 4

Possible to m easure fat content

  • Of the whole filet (average).
  • In different parts of the filet,
  • eg. Norwegian Quality Cut

(NQC).

  • In smaller defined portions.
  • Through plastic films.

Accuracy of + / - 1 % . Speed up to 3 m / s.

5 1 1 5 2 2 5 3 3 5 4 4 5 F is k : 6 F e ttF is k : 2 4 .6 4 3 6 F e ttN Q C : 2 6 .8 2 9 2 2 4 6 8 1 0 1 2 1 4 1 6 1 8 2 0 2 2 2 4 6 8 1 1 2 1 4

  • Av. fat content: 14.1 %
  • Av. fat content: 21.4 %

Salm on fillet - Fat

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Salm on fillet - Colour

  • Colour is classified using the international

standard - LaRouche scale.

  • Contains all colours in the visual spectrum

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37.0 41.7 44.7 Average water content (% )

2 . W ater content

  • QMonitor m easures average w ater content in
  • Wet salted fish
  • Dry salted fish
  • Salmon fillets
  • Accuracy of the method is estimated to + / - 1% .
  • QMonitor has the capacity to measure approximately 7 5 fillets per m inute.

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The “Cross section m ethod” is used as reference w hen calculating average w ater content.

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3 . Salt fish applications – Surface classification

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The QMonitor classification m ethod is based on the spectral identity of the surface of the object.

White fish Yellow Liver Blood

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QMonitor can be used as a tool to detect all types of unw anted spots on the surface.

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S u p e r i

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Liver Yellow Blood

U n i v e r s a l

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The QMonitor classification m odule can replace m anual quality classification to a large extend.

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Superior Universal

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Also possible to classify deform ation and holes.

3 6 Hole Blood Un-norm al Norm al

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I ssues that are difficult to solve by NI R/ VI S.

  • “Spalting”
  • “Gjensittende bukbein”
  • “Kveis”

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Exam ple NI R Spectre

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W ater Fat