Flexible, Scalable & Adaptable Solutions for Electronic-Waste Management
Implementing industry specific AI for optimising recycling operations to reduce waste and maximize material recovery.
WEEE know industry challenges!
"Navigating the Electronic Waste Maze: A Global Challenge for collection points and recycling companies due to its diverse nature"
Lack of Data Insights
Lack of transparent reporting & actionable material insights create difficulties to track and prove circularity.
Inefficient Operations
Irregular waste collection, separation & recycling where valuable target materials are lost into side-streams.
Failure to Identify Materials
End-of-Life devices are not effectively converted back into raw materials to promote reusability.
tonnes of e-waste estimated by 2030
was documented as formally collected and recycled
worth of recoverable precious metals are lost
How we enable circularity in electronics industry.
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Unlock the power of supply chain data
- ⇥ Real-time verification of recycling targets
- ⇥ Automate compliance check with ease
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Implement pilot & enhance visibility with AI
- ⇥ Eliminate black-box model for transparency
- ⇥ Analyse the flow of existing material stream
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Evaluate performance & rollout automation
- ⇥ Separate hazardous waste more accurately
- ⇥ Prioritise Ops based on material recovery
Wired for a Greener Tomorrow
Our solutions bridges the gap by fostering collaboration across stakeholders for a transparent, secure and seamless integration to transform the industry like never before!
- Maximize visibility
- Improve recycling rates ( volume & offtake purity )
- Reduce OPEX overhead costs
- Gain control over sustainability target
Global trust from industry experts
I believe that this platform aims to circulate e-waste for more efficient recycling. To enhance recycling efforts, the industry relies on data.
Murat Bayram
Managing Director, European Metal Recycling GmbH HamburgTake a step forward promoting circularity
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Get in touchElectronic waste (e-waste) is the fastest growing waste stream in the world, increasing 3X times faster than the world’s population. Common items in e-waste streams include computers, mobile phones, and large household appliances.
Every year millions of electrical and electronic devices are discarded as products break or become obsolete and are thrown away. These discarded devices are considered e-waste and can become a threat to the environment and to human health if they are not treated, disposed of, and recycled appropriately.
Improper disposal methods release as many as 1000 different chemical substances into the environment, including harmful neurotoxicants such as lead. Sustainable recycling & proper disposal practices are essential to reduce the environmental impact.
To responsibly dispose of e-waste connect with certified collection or recycling facilities, check manufacturer take-back programs, attend community events to spread awareness on the topic.
Common policy actions include establishing recycling programs, restricting hazardous substances in electronics, and promoting extended producer responsibility (EPR) where manufacturers are responsible for the end-of-life disposal of their products. To know more, checkout EU WEEE Directive / RoHS law.
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