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Each type of plastic is a world of its own 🙌 To recycle this material correctly, we must consider various factors: from specific processing properties to the final use of the product. At PICVISA, we use cutting-edge sorting technologies based on artificial intelligence and computer vision. This allows us to achieve optimal and efficient results at every stage of the process 🎯♻️ Want to know how we do it? Learn more here! https://lnkd.in/dFWK-VDS #DiscoverPICVISA #AI #VA

This Recycling Today article, "Sorting it out", sorts out (haha) the complexities in integrating sensor-based sorters into material recovery operations and in optimizing the utilization of those systems. There's a complex tradeoff space between purity, throughput, and recovery rate... it's a tough problem to solve, but one that VALIS is tackling. Checkout the article and the VALI-Sort product to learn more! #recycledmaterials #innovation

At SarthhakAI, we want to discover new ways to harness the power of AI to drive sustainable innovation in different industries. In that spirit, we have written an article discussing how AI is revolutionizing bioplastics development, offering eco-friendly alternatives to traditional plastics. Read our latest article to learn more about the future of sustainable packaging! Link to the Article: https://lnkd.in/g6MThYmp #SustainablePackaging #Bioplastics #AI #DeepTech

Ready to explore the intersection of AI, ITAD, and e-waste recycling? 🔄 Read more https://lnkd.in/gwZQSgWA Our insightful blog sheds light on how artificial intelligence shapes electronic waste management's future. #FutureTech #Sustainability #ITAssetDisposition #R2v3Certified #RebootTech #ISOCertified #CalRecycle #Ewaste #EWasteRecycling #ElectronicRecycling #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #ITAD #blog #article

The demand for safer, more sustainable products and packaging is growing ever louder across the United Kingdom. This is especially true since the UK withdrew from the European Union-wide program that restricts and regulates dangerous chemicals (REACH), opting instead to launch their own UK REACH, a program whose progress has been beset by delays and budget cuts. We hear from Ethan Mirsky, Chief Product and Strategy Office, at NobleAI. #sustainablepackaging #recyclability #packaging #sustainability #circulareconomy #recycledmaterials #resourceefficiency

Great article by Ethan Mirsky published in Sustainable Packaging News!! Check out this insightful piece to learn more about the growing demand for safer, more sustainable products and packaging in the UK. With the transition from EU REACH to UK REACH, the need for better regulation of "forever chemicals" (PFAS) is critical. Discover how Science-Based AI can revolutionize the industry by predicting chemical behaviors, aiding in the development of safer alternatives, and ensuring compliance with regulations. The future of sustainable packaging is here, and AI is leading the way! #SustainablePackaging #AI #ChemicalSafety #Innovation #ScienceBasedAI #sustainability #PFAS #foreverchemicals #EUReach #UKReach #productdevelopment #chemicalformulations

This week in tech we have a deep dive into plastic recycling, AI and the environment - the good news, The record companies sue AI (Wow, who could have seen that coming), Gemini? You're soaking in it, and finally, just because we can doesn't mean we should. AI, evolution and biology. 

Packaging stories and trends to follow in 2024 Very insightful article from Packaging Europe on stories and trends to follow during 2024. Among others: The rise of AI During 2023 we have assisted to the risen of AI technology in the industry and particularly withing the packaging sector. Application possibilities are endless, even though it will become essential for problem-solving and decision making. Within packaging sector, some companies have mature AI strategies. In the coming years, AI as a service (AIaaS), will enable the democratization of AI technologies. On the packaging sector there is a slow adoption compare to other sectors. Industry 4.0 and data collection will provide significant opportunities. Machine learning being the most applied on the packaging sector, can help companies on predictive maintenance and enhance cybersecurity. Reusability Reuse and refill are at the heart of the biggest initiative on packaging waste like the European PPWR. We should be able to see during 2024 good steps moving forward towards viable reuse schemes. We have seen already major brands rolling out pilots, like Coca-Cola or Pepsico. "refill is still even now in its infancy and we have yet to see any initiatives achieve success on a much wider scale" Collaboration is expected among all stakeholders of the value chain to have proper regulations, clear definitions on reuse models and desire to accelerate on businesses and delivery models. Fibre-based packaging Several initiatives appeared during the last year like the paper bottle prototype from Paboco, where evidence to more recyclable barrier coating was evident or Cellucomp with a fibre-based bottle with a plant-based coating "first all-fibre bottle solution". Research and development to create a more efficient life cycle for fibre-based packaging will continue to be a trend during 2024. What do you think? Any other stories and trends to follow in 2024? #recycling #sustainablepackaging #AI

The rise of AI and reusability are just some of the packaging trends predicted for 2024. Check out this article from Packaging Europe for more trends and predictions for the packaging sector https://buff.ly/41RpnZu

Ive been feeling impending doom potential when leaving "progress" and development to predominantly in the hands of businesses that are not held accountable for the waste, trash and even death they produce. I'm heartened by a growing awareness and ethos around fixing these problems. first we need to identify who the main sources are, stop them or hold them accountable at the point of production, and work to clean up both the source and the endpoints of the pollution using #DataScience #Automation and #AI tools. https://lnkd.in/g8dpDTu5