Yes, I absolutely agree that it is better to do this than dropping half the chicks into a macerator. What is amazing to me, is that this is using MRI, which is

Yes, I absolutely agree that it is better to do this than dropping half the chicks into a macerator. What is amazing to me, is that this is using MRI, which is a very expensive technology. Eg simple scans are very expensive for a consumer. But here, following your link, the MRI tech is in use, capable of acting 24000 eggs an hour, and can check not just for sex, but also for cracks in the shell, air sack placement, etc.