New technology originally designed for identifying cancer cells is being used to measure the quality of meat.

The intramuscular fat needle is fitted with a tiny camera, taking a high resolution scan of the fat structure, which is then analysed by a computer.

University of Adelaide Professor Rob McLaughlin spoke with rural editor Eddie Summerfield.

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New technology originally designed for identifying cancer cells is being used to measure the quality of meat.
The intramuscular fat needle is fitted with a tiny camera, taking a high resolution scan of the fat structure, which is then analysed by a computer.
University of Adelaide Professor Rob McLaughlin spoke with rural editor Eddie Summerfield.
Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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