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M.& W.Mack Limited
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M.& W.Mack Limited is a UK company with status active founded in 1948 based in South East England.
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An imitation learning robotics platform to create low-cost adaptable automation solutions for agricultural processing
1 Jun 2024 to 31 Mar 2025
The use of machines to automate previously manual tasks has revolutionised many aspects of agriculture, such as seed planting, weeding and harvesting of some fruits and vegetables. However, many jobs in agriculture are still manual, despite their apparent simplicity, largely because of a combination of the programming/set-up costs for robots to do them ar...
Increase in Robot Productivity for Manufacturers Using Generative Machine Learning
1 Feb 2024 to 31 May 2024
Our project will demonstrate the feasibility of a new robot motion planning algorithm that will increase the productivity of industrial robots. We will demonstrate the algorithm on a robot packing fruit and vegetables. The technology can be applied much more broadly to help manufacturers reduce costs and the CO2 footprint of their industrial robots.
Developing a Herd of Electric Robots for Horticulture
1 Jun 2022 to 31 Dec 2023
English Growers' ability to obtain the large seasonal (75,000 strong)(5) workforce to harvest field vegetables has been severely impacted by Covid-19, Brexit and declining migrant worker availability across Europe(10). Domestic labour ('Pick for Britain') cannot replace the need(11). As price-takers with low margins, growers cannot profitably offer higher...
Sustainable Intensification of UK plum production.
1 Feb 2015 to 30 Apr 2019
The food retail industry is experiencing increasing demand from consumers for UK grown fresh produce and would like to substitute imports with home produce. The demand for home grown plums cannot currently be met due to unreliable and inefficient cropping systems. This collaborative project will develop integrated new technologies that will address the ma...
Using macro environmental data to support long term adaptation, management and mitigation of sustainability and climate change issues within agriculture and supply chains to the UK food retail sector
1 Apr 2014 to 30 Apr 2015
This project brings together the University of Leeds and Grantham Institute with commercial developers from BioCarbon Tracker and ESRI UK to provide Sainsbury’s with insights into site-specific, multi-parameter environmental risk profiles, both for now and for future forecasting. Risk profiles will combine three categories of data: multiple layers of geos...
Post Harvest management of plums and cherries to minimise waste
1 Jun 2013 to 28 Feb 2017
Plums and cherries are among the favourite fruits of the consumer, but currently much of the demand is met by imported fruit. With new plum and cherry varieties and new production techniques the UK industry has the potential to increase production. However, post-harvest losses can be significant due to fungal rots and rapid loss of fruit quality. The obje...
Minimising pre consumer food waste through accurate labelling and date coding
1 May 2013 to 31 Oct 2015
The aim of the project it to reduce and ultimately eliminate labelling, date coding and packaging mistakes caused by human error in the produce and wider food supply chain. Each year many millions of pounds of produce is disposed of before it reaches the customer because it cannot be sold due to the information or date code on the pack being incorrect, wh...
Food Preservation Transit Unit
1 Apr 2013 to 31 Dec 2015
MACK Multiples Ltd. and Onnic International Ltd. have joined forces to develop an ozone generating, point delivery system that will work effectively, in container shepments of fresh produce, to reduce ethylene promoted and microbial spoilage waste. The interval between loading and discharge can range from 20 to 50 days, with the shipments subject to level...
Microbial Management of Fresh Produce: Preservation, Protection & Intervention
1 Apr 2013 to 30 Sep 2014
This project aims to improve commercial practices in maintaining produce quality and reducing waste within the food supply chain. A novel environmentally friendly antimicrobial solution will be developed and delivered using unique fogging and spraying technology. These solutions will be used to wash, fog and/or spray fresh fruit and vegetables to reduce t...