High-tech robots for the waste and recycling industry
Agreement
between JSC "Motecha" and Tandberg Engineering AS
Tandberg
Engineering AS has entered into a dealer agreement with Lithuanian Motecha, a
technical engineering company that develops innovative technical and structural
solutions for waste management, secondary raw material sorting and recycling of
plastics etc. The agreement gives Tandberg Engineering the right to distribute
Motecha's products in the Norwegian market and thus expand the competitive
opportunity in this field. - We look forward to this in the future, and we have
faith in many good solutions, says CEO, Tandberg Engineering, Jørn Tandberg.
Now robots controlled by artificial intelligence can sort out plastic from discarded cars
AUTORETUR - the car industry's own recycling company - writes this on its website - 05/04/2024:
"Everyone is talking about the plastic. The car recycling industry can do and already does something about the raw material. The EU's requirements for plastic recycling, reuse of plastic parts and handling of plastic waste are changing.
In short: In the future we will have to sort and reuse plastic waste."
In the videos, Sindre Hauen, Executive Director of Bjorstaddalen Næring AS and Jørn Tandberg from Tandberg Engineerig AS talk about how robots can be trained to recognize and sort plastics using AI (Artificial Intelligence/AI). In cooperation with the Finnish company ZenRobotics, a Terex brand, they believe they have solved the plastic challenge.
In late summer 2024, Tandberg Engineering is well underway with the installation of Norway's first and largest MRF plant to be set up in Skien.
AI robots in new and cost-effective technology
We and ZenRobotics are naturally very proud to have entered into a contract with Bjorstaddalen Næring AS for a specially adapted factory for sorting residual waste from households. The facility will be delivered in Bjorstaddalen, Skien municipality and will be completed in 2024.
This new and cost-effective technology with the use of AI robots solves many challenges with sorting different waste fractions. We wish Bjorstaddalen Næring the best of luck with their project.
The possibilities of the future
Robot technology is advancing rapidly and is set to play a significant role in the future. In the coming years, robots are expected to become increasingly autonomous, intelligent, and versatile, capable of performing a wide range of tasks in various fields.
How to robotize waste sorting
To make the waste industry competitive and able to meet strict requirements for future productivity the standard of sorting equipment should be of the best quality. Along with the right software it's essential for your business to be able to achieve success. Together with Terex Recycling Systems and ZenRobotics we are your best partner to design and build processes around AI-based robotic technology for waste sorting.