Recycleye speaks to Joanna Wilson, of Imperial College London, to discuss how Recycleye is using advanced technology in AI and robotics to improve the efficiency and accuracy of the recycling industry.
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QuantiSort 2.0 achieves 97% purity on fibre clean up
Recycleye’s QuantiSort 2.0 was fitted and commissioned in a single weekend at NEWS Recycling in Norwich, part of the Norse Group. Sitting at the end of the line, it ejects everything that isn’t fibre and sends recovered paper and card back into the product at 97% output purity. Part 1 of our QuantiSort® 2.0 success stories….
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Recovering beverage cartons from the paper stream- Iren, Parma
Case study — Iren, Parma, Italy Recovering beverage cartons from the paper stream Iren’s ReCap plant sorts around 60,000 tonnes of household paper a year. To capture more beverage cartons from that stream, Iren fitted two Recycleye QualiBot® robots at the end of the fibre line — installed over a single weekend, with no significant…
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Collected but not recycled: how AI Vision and optical sorting for cartons are closing the processing gap
Nearly nine in ten UK councils now collect food and beverage cartons at the kerbside — yet the UK has effectively stopped processing them. The circular economy doesn’t fail at the kerbside; it fails on the sorting line. Here’s why optical sorting for cartons is the answer….