The Intense Quality Control at an Italian Pasta Factory 🍝 Inside The Factory | Smithsonian Channel

One of the most remarkable machines in the Barilla pasta factory in Parma, Italy is its optical sorting machine. It uses a digital camera to scan 34,000 kernels of wheat each second, sorting out the sub-standard ones.
From: Inside The Factory
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[@BlessedFallout]

The machine that rejects broken kernels is pure magic. Wow

[@rskat501]

There are many machines like this in factories that deal with raw materials

[@globalheart]

Absolutely incredible!!! And nice to know!

[@drpk6514]

So is there any chance to watch the entire episodes?

[@gabedarrett1301]

That's insanely impressive!

[@mtsbr78]

Muito boa essa série. Assisti a 4 episódios quando tinhamos Smithsonian Brasil. Uma pena que acabou por aqui.

[@vigneshc1494]

Super 😍♥️👍

[@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536]

Super.

[@zillsburyy1]

i like getting made in italy pasta from MARSHALLS

[@amnesiai]

dont touch my pasta with your filthy fingers! lol

[@lexidemonte435]

What a shock! The classic drinks, Gatorade for ex, are better for athletes! Gatorade was invented by sports scientists for the University of Florida's athlete. Old science but still accurate

[@vmwindustries]

Make it simple for the Americans to watch as well. Good job host. 😆 🤣

[@sergiovr3]

All that effort for me to break the pasta in 2

[@oneshotme]

HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@AnyoneCanSee]

Why is he shouting at me?

[@j.s1805]

U WOT M8 ?!!