AI-Powered Optical Sorting Machine for Potatoes & Onions
Karevo machines check every potato and every onion with cameras and AI. They detect defects, stones and clods with about 95% accuracy and sort them out automatically, at up to 10 tonnes per hour.
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Optical sorting instead of sorting by hand
At the sorting table, quality depends on attention and on how the day is going. An optical sorter checks every tuber against the same criteria.
Takes the load off the sorting table
The machine sorts automatically, up to 10 tonnes per hour. Your staff are free for other work.
Detects defects with about 95% accuracy
Seven potato defects plus stones and clods, on unwashed produce too. You decide how strictly the machine sorts.
Fits into your existing line
A single machine that can also be fitted into existing lines. Installation usually takes one day.
Works without internet
The AI runs on the machine itself. You only need internet for updates and remote maintenance.
Duo85 and Trio110
Six versions. One fits your farm.
Both machines come in the same six versions. They differ in the infeed conveyor – straight or slanted, short or long – and in whether a sorting table is included. That way the machine fits the space and the line you already have.
Built together
Over 125 years of potato technology. Reimagined with AI.
Karevo machines are built in partnership with EURO-JABELMANN Maschinenbau GmbH. The Jabelmann name has been inseparable from potato technology since 1899: the Ludwig Jabelmann Maschinenfabrik was among the first manufacturers of potato sorters and grading machines in Germany. Together we carry this tradition forward – proven mechanical engineering from Lower Saxony, combined with state-of-the-art computer vision from Freising. An established machine builder stands behind every Karevo machine.
- Founding of the Ludwig Jabelmann Maschinenfabrik
- 1899
- Years of potato technology under the Jabelmann name
- 125+
- Manufacturing in Lower Saxony
- Itterbeck
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Common questions before buying
Can unwashed produce be sorted?
Yes. Karevo's AI models have been adapted to and trained on unwashed produce. As with detection by humans, detection improves the cleaner the tubers are.
How long does the installation of Karevo's machine take?
Depending on the version and individual requirements, the installation is usually completed within one day. Slight variations may occur depending on the specific business and its needs.
Is an internet connection necessary?
No, a connection is not required for regular operation. However, internet access is needed for remote maintenance and updates (e.g., via Wi-Fi or hotspot).
Who builds and services the machines?
The machines are built together with our partner EURO-JABELMANN Maschinenbau GmbH in Itterbeck – a company whose name has stood for potato technology since 1899. Service, spare parts and mechanical maintenance thus rest on the foundation of more than 125 years of machine-building experience. Karevo handles the AI technology, commissioning and software support.
Can I adjust the sorting criteria myself?
Yes. Both the sorting sensitivity and the defect size can be individually configured.
Which Karevo machine suits my farm?
That depends mainly on how much you sort. The Duo85 handles 5 tonnes per hour with an 85 cm working width, the Trio110 10 tonnes per hour with 110 cm. The compact Uno40, with 2 to 2.5 tonnes per hour and a 40 cm working width, is meant for smaller volumes; it is in development and cannot be ordered yet. All three use the same AI detection.
Contact
Contact us for a no-obligation quote or a demonstration.
Am Staudengarten 2, 85354 Freising
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