The inspiration came from a growing challenge in the food industry: balancing efficiency with sustainability. Every year, tons of products are wasted due to poor demand forecasting, expired goods, and inefficient packing processes. We wanted to create a system that uses artificial intelligence to make food handling smarter — predicting what will be consumed, when it will expire, and how production teams can perform better. Our vision was clear: turn small datasets into big decisions through smart, interpretable, and scalable AI. We divided the project into three interconnected modules — each addressing a real-world problem:
Consumption Prediction 🧾 Built with regression and ensemble learning techniques (including AdaBoost and Random Forest) to predict consumption trends and optimize production planning.
Expiration Date Management ⏳ Using computer vision and OCR (Optical Character Recognition), we designed a prototype system capable of reading printed expiration dates directly from packaging. The data is then classified as valid, near expiry, expired, or unreadable, with confidence levels visualized on a digital dashboard.
Productivity Estimation ⚡ Applied supervised machine learning and basic feature engineering to estimate workforce productivity using historical operational data.
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