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AI and Robotic Arms Remove Trash from Recycling

The future of recycling

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Sun, Dec 10th, 2017 11:00 by capnasty NEWS

Watch an AI system combined with a robotic arm rapidly and efficiently determine what is trash and what is recyclable.

Artificial intelligence and robotic technology lead to this system that is far better than humans at removing trash from otherwise recyclable refuse. Video courtesy of Bulk Handling Systems.

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