One of Only 14 Worldwide! Representing "AI + Agriculture", ANYSORT Competes on the Same Stage with Top Players Like NVIDIA and Intel

The AI Zone of the 4th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) features a lineup of global tech leaders, NVIDIA, Intel, Qualcomm, Alibaba, Lenovo... Each name stands for the computing power backbone of an era.

Amidst these international giants, ANYSORT, the only enterprise in the AI Zone applying artificial intelligence to agricultural product processing, is like a gentle "intruder".

Yet this "least cool" booth has become a recurring focus of CCTV's camera lenses.

CCTV set up its live broadcast studio right here, with the footage extending from ANYSORT's booth to the processing site of Xie Yuda, a century-old tea enterprise. Reporters from Xinhua News Agency and Global Times took turns covering the spot. Their lenses were not focused on sci-fi concepts, but on how a single grain is accurately accounted for, handled with care, and kept from going to waste.

Xu Zhuoyang, a CCTV reporter on site, stated: The reason the AI Zone is described as "specialized yet extensive" is that "specialized" refers to AI's pervasive integration across all industries, while "extensive" means the zone encompasses enterprises from all sectors, facilitating various parties in seeking partners, expanding cooperation space, and jointly exploring industrial solutions.  

At the CISCE themed seminar "Digital Infrastructure: Building a Transparent and Resilient Foundation for Supply Chains", Zhang Daxing, President of ANYSORT's Overseas Department, was invited to speak on stage.

"Digital infrastructure is not a castle in the air. Jiexun Cloud Control empowers the real economy with AI, ensuring every single grain is accurately accounted for, meticulously managed, and fully utilized. Every increase in the conversion and utilization rate of grain processing translates into a multiple-fold value uplift. This is not only a growth driver for enterprises to turn losses into profits, but also the most solid step for the national food security strategy in the processing segment."

Currently, Jiexun Cloud Control's smart solutions have served as a bridge connecting food enterprises across the globe. ANYSORT's "Chinese solution" is deeply integrated into the global food processing system, with its clients including international giants such as Wilmar International, COFCO, and Nestlé.

Looking back at this CISCE, it is actually a convergence of two parallel chains.

AI giants are choosing to reach "upward", pursuing faster computing power, larger models, and more distant technological frontiers; while ANYSORT is choosing to dig "downward", bringing world-leading technologies to the soil and ridges, and relentlessly focusing on every single grain.

Who better represents the future of technology?

The "chain" in CISCE never merely refers to industrial and supply chains, but more importantly, it represents a global chain of trust. ANYSORT integrates AI into the most granular links of global grain processing, and through visible loss reduction and quality improvement, delivers tangible benefits to every partner.

The romance of AI lies in growing answers precisely where humanity needs them the most.

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A Closer Look at Jiexun Cloud Control: The Brain Behind Intelligent Grain Processing

While most visitors at the 4th China International Supply Chain Expo were captivated by large language models and autonomous driving demonstrations, a steady stream of industry professionals gathered around ANYSORT's booth for a very different reason — to witness how artificial intelligence is solving one of the world's most pressing challenges: food loss in post-harvest processing.

At the heart of ANYSORT's exhibition was the Jiexun Cloud Control platform, an AI-powered intelligent sorting and processing management system that has quietly become the digital backbone for hundreds of food processing facilities worldwide. Unlike conventional sorting machines that rely on pre-set parameters, Jiexun Cloud Control leverages deep learning algorithms and real-time spectral analysis to identify defects, foreign materials, and quality variations at the individual grain level — processing up to 10 tons per hour with accuracy rates exceeding 99.7%.

"What we demonstrated at CISCE is not a prototype or a concept," explained Zhang Daxing during his seminar presentation. "These are production-proven systems already operating 24/7 in facilities across Southeast Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe. Every data point we showed comes from real-world performance metrics."

Why Agricultural AI Matters More Than Ever

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), approximately 14% of global food production is lost between harvest and retail each year, amounting to over $400 billion in economic losses. In developing nations, inadequate sorting and processing infrastructure contributes to even higher waste rates — sometimes exceeding 30% for staple grains like rice, wheat, and maize.

This is precisely the gap ANYSORT has been filling for over two decades. Founded with the mission of applying cutting-edge optical sorting technology to agricultural commodities, the company has evolved from a hardware manufacturer into a comprehensive intelligent processing solution provider. Today, its product portfolio spans color sorters, AI-driven quality inspection systems, cloud-based factory management platforms, and predictive maintenance services.

The integration of AI into grain sorting represents a paradigm shift. Traditional optical sorters detect surface-level color differences, but ANYSORT's latest generation machines incorporate hyperspectral imaging, X-ray transmission, and laser detection technologies — all coordinated by neural networks trained on millions of grain samples. This multi-sensor fusion approach enables the detection of internal defects invisible to conventional systems, such as aflatoxin contamination in peanuts or hidden insect damage in wheat kernels.

Building a Transparent and Resilient Global Supply Chain

During the CISCE seminar on digital infrastructure, Zhang Daxing emphasized a critical point that resonated with international buyers and supply chain managers in attendance: traceability and transparency are no longer optional in the global food trade.

"When we connect every sorting machine to Jiexun Cloud Control, we create a complete digital record of every batch processed — the raw material quality, rejection rates, energy consumption, and output specifications," Zhang noted. "This data becomes the foundation for supply chain transparency. Our clients can share verifiable quality reports with their downstream buyers instantly, building trust across borders."

This capability has proven particularly valuable for exporters navigating increasingly stringent food safety regulations in the European Union, United States, and Japan. By providing auditable, real-time processing data, ANYSORT's system helps food enterprises demonstrate compliance without the delays and costs associated with traditional third-party inspection processes.

Strategic Partnerships Driving Global Expansion

ANYSORT's client roster reads like a who's who of the global agri-food industry. Wilmar International, the world's largest palm oil processor, relies on ANYSORT's sorting solutions across multiple facilities. COFCO, China's largest food processor, has deployed Jiexun Cloud Control in its smart factory initiatives. Nestlé sources ingredients from facilities equipped with ANYSORT's quality assurance systems.

These partnerships are not merely transactional. ANYSORT has established joint innovation labs with several multinational clients, co-developing customized AI models for specific commodity types and regional quality standards. This collaborative approach ensures that the technology evolves in lockstep with market demands.

At CISCE, multiple memorandums of understanding were signed between ANYSORT and new partners from the Middle East, Central Asia, and East Africa — regions where rapid population growth and urbanization are driving unprecedented demand for efficient food processing infrastructure.

The Road Ahead: AI That Serves Humanity's Most Basic Needs

As the expo concluded, the contrast between ANYSORT and its neighboring exhibitors became a metaphor for the dual nature of technological progress. While generative AI captures headlines and investment dollars, applied AI in agriculture quietly delivers measurable impact: fewer wasted harvests, safer food on tables, stronger livelihoods for farming communities, and more resilient supply chains connecting producers to consumers across continents.

ANYSORT's presence at the AI Zone of CISCE sends a clear message to the global technology community: the most meaningful applications of artificial intelligence are not always the most glamorous. Sometimes, the future of technology looks less like a science fiction movie and more like a single grain of rice — perfectly sorted, fully utilized, and never wasted.

For food processing enterprises seeking to upgrade their facilities with intelligent sorting and cloud-based management solutions, ANYSORT's participation at CISCE marks another milestone in the company's mission: ensuring that AI serves not just the digital economy, but the real economy that feeds the world.