Recycling Robots - Companies Turn to Robots to Help Sort Recyclables & Waste - Waste Robotics

Recycling Robots for sorting waste and recyclables: www.fanucamerica.com/solution...
FANUC America is proud to introduce Authorized System Integrator Waste Robotics, developers of robotic systems for sorting recyclables. In north America alone people generate over 800 million tons of waste every year. Only 35% of the waste generated gets recycled because recycling centres rely principally on a dwindling work force to perform these dull, dirty, repetitive tasks.
To help offset these labor issues, Waste Robotics partners with FANUC to develop WAR - Waste Autonomous Recycling technology. Waste Robotics developed WAR software to allow multi-sensor scanning and real-time artificial intelligence analysis to perform waste chemical composition and shape recognition. WAR computes grappling strategies and picking sequences in real time to perform robotic extraction.
In this application, Waste Robotics’ WAR software technology is used to drive a FANUC LR Mate 200iD robot to perform tracking and sorting of various types of recyclable containers. Fully automated robotic sorting provides reliable, constant quality for waste sorting. The system includes patent pending specialized tooling that is adapted for harsh environments associated with waste sorting. WAR software allows for multi-arm robotic sorting applications that deliver a fast and simple migration to a fully automated sorting solution.
Waste Robotics delivers fully adapted solutions. Using cloud stored big data, WAR technology allows to fully simulate robot performance prior to application deployment. Waste Robotics’ autonomous recycling technology enables fully automated robotic sorting to deliver profits and piece of mind to recycling center operators struggling with labor force and quality of sorted end products. To learn more about this robotically automated recyclable sorting solution from FANUC America Authorized System Integrator Waste Robotics, please visit www.wasterobotic.com.

[@docfreedaddy]

Perfect job for a robot. Robots are finding their place

[@user-gt4to2vz4p]

Fanuc is actually changing the world. so splendid

[@godwinemeka904]

They actually gave me this for my degree project, to build this kind of machine

[@nomnomnomnom6773]

Awsome!

[@yo64yo]

damn, I should get one of these, I'll never miss again when tossing trash into the bin. XD

[@enerjiadami3459]

Wawwwwww

[@uxerthekus]

What code-language tech they use for the machines? TF, Pytorch.... 🤔

[@atomrobot-mark]

i think that delta robot maybe more suitable for waste sorting..

[@bigsamoka09]

What do they cost

[@MrFirefix]

are those robots made of waste?

[@marcinmorun]

How would a robot "behave", if I put several things in one?

[@Dieters2001]

It's pick the one that gets detected and the rest would be recycled into the flow.

[@patrickjensen6688]

Put that on a garbage truck have it go along side the road

[@BlensonPaul]

morgan freeman mimicry..

[@user-tn7qq4oc6z]

Львов, Украина :))

[@ibraveheart5700]

Most boring, degrading job in the world. Perfect for a bot