00:00Watch closely. American workers are harvesting lettuce in the field, but strangely, they're not cutting it and loading it onto
00:05trucks like most operations.
00:07Instead, they bag and seal it right there in the field.
00:10Don't freshly pulled vegetables need factory processing first?
00:12The real genius is hiding in that continuously moving machine behind them.
00:16Workers first cut each lettuce head cleanly at the root with a knife, then quickly strip away yellowed, damaged and
00:21mud-covered outer leaves, keeping only the firm, intact inner portion.
00:25You'd expect the next step is loading onto trucks for a processing factory, but no.
00:28Processed lettuce immediately moves to the packaging station beside them.
00:31The machine moves forward alongside the harvesting crew, continuously bagging, sealing and conveying all at once.
00:36The biggest advantage, traditional harvesting, bulk transport, secondary sorting and repackaging steps are all combined directly in the field.
00:43Workers at the front cut, workers beside them trim, the machine behind continuously packages and final workers neatly box the
00:49finished product.
00:50From still growing in the ground to packaged and ready for transport takes only minutes.
00:53Looks like simply adding one machine, but actually combines harvesting and packaging into one single moving production line.
00:58That's what makes this agricultural harvesting method genuinely efficient.
01:01That's the first thing about …
01:01That's the things that we built, and the equipment they can build within the field in the field, and the
01:01equipment they can manage and their own data to install theirlords, and the equipment they can be.
01:01Let's go!
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