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Nigerian students build AI to detect fruit ripeness and reduce waste - Thred Website

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At Caleb University in Lagos, Nigeria, three students are tackling one of agriculture’s oldest and most overlooked problems, determining fruit ripeness.
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Nigerian students build AI to detect fruit ripeness and reduce waste - Thred Website

At Caleb University in Lagos, Nigeria, three students are tackling one of agriculture’s oldest and most overlooked problems, determining fruit ripeness.

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Thred Website broke the news in on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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