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Sign upIntelligent Organic Waste Recycling Robot
Intelligent robotic system that enables sorting from a single collection of different waste streams
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Intelligent Organic Waste Recycling Robot
Intelligent robotic system that enables sorting from a single collection of different waste streams
Label Date
November 10, 2023
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Canada
Maturity stage
TRL 9 / CRI 5-6 - Market competition driving widespread deployment &/"Bankable" grade asset class
Waste Robotics offers systems, that did not exist 7-8 years ago, and makes it possible to compete with an increase of performance and economies over Capex and Opex. Technological advances in recent years have made it possible to put artificial intelligence and robotics at the service of the environment at more affordable costs. The Waste Robotics system uses cutting-edge alternative technology that has more capacity than human sorters. The Waste Robotics sorting system allows to implement a source source-separated organics in a single collection combining in the existing bin the organics bags and the garbage streams. It is simple and convenient for all citizens, reduces trucking and GHG emissions, it is a lot cheaper than traditional brown or green collection bins and more economical than competition.
The Environmental Benefits
- • A single line system can handle 25 tonnes / hour of garbage and recover 10 tonnes / hour of source-separated-organics
- •The system is autonomous, easily adaptable and can recover bio-waste with a purity of more than 98%, 24h/24 and 7d/7
- •Waste Robotics' WR-1 system can reduce GHG emissions by 44 kg eCO2 / year per person
- • WR-1 enables better selective collection and allows the recovery of an additional 48 kg of organics per year per person
The Financial Benefits
- •OPEX: The use of bag collection remarkably reduces the costs of recovering organic matter, by € 30 per year per household
- •CAPEX: The system avoid to pay for additional garbage bins (±50€ per household) and the acquisition cost of a WR-1 system is 50% less that of a competition
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Waste Robotics
Waste Robotics integrates advanced waste handling processes, computer vision, deep learning algorithms and state-of-the-art robotic technologies to enable smaller, precise, safer and more profitable waste recycling facilities.
Headquarters
Trois-Rivières, QC G9A 5E1, Canada
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International Cleantech Network
The International Cleantech Network (ICN) is a global network of 13 cleantech clusters on the international forefront of providing innovative and sustainable solutions to meet the growing demand for green technologies.
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