Glacier’s AI robots tackle recycling crisis, cutting waste and emissions

Automating waste sorting with AI to reduce pollution, address labor shortages, and boost sustainability
By Emmett Smith  on 
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Glacier’s AI-powered recycling robots are transforming the waste industry by automating sorting tasks, reducing labor shortages, and cutting down on waste. With the ability to recognize and sort over 30 materials, these robots help recycling centers operate more efficiently, preventing millions of items from reaching landfills and significantly reducing CO2 emissions.

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