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On October 27, 2026, Xiaoming Co., Ltd. released China's first hyperspectral in-ovo embryo sex identification technology to achieve large-scale commercial application. According to Securities Times, the technology can perform non-destructive testing on hatching eggs on the 13th day of incubation, maintaining an accuracy rate of over 99%, and has been stably put into production on the brown-shell layer hatching line at the Minning Smart Agriculture Industrial Park. The report states that the technology was independently developed by Beijing Moyu Technology, with China Agricultural University and Xiaoming Co., Ltd. participating in joint research, development, and validation, and is planned to be implemented in 2027 at Xiaoming Co., Ltd.'s (Chaoyang) Northern Seed Industry Center 60-million-chick digital hatchery. The achievement is currently in a released and in-production state.
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Oct 27
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Xiaoming Co., Ltd. Releases China's First Large-Scale Commercial Hyperspectral In-Ovo Embryo Sex Identification Technology
Xiaoming Co., Ltd. has released China's first hyperspectral in-ovo embryo sex identification technology to achieve large-scale commercial application. It can perform non-destructive testing on hatching eggs on the 13th day of incubation, with accuracy consistently maintained above 99%, and has been put into stable production on the brown-shell layer hatching line at the Minning Smart Agriculture Industrial Park. The technology was independently developed by Beijing Moyu Technology, with China Agricultural University and Xiaoming Co., Ltd. participating in joint development and validation. In 2027, it will be deployed at the 60-million-chick digital hatchery of Xiaoming Co., Ltd. (Chaoyang) Northern Seed Industry Center.