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Four projects – Reclaim, Grinner, Wood2Wood and EcoRefibre – brainstormed on effective, efficient and sustainable pathways to advance circularity imperatives of the European Union (EU).
RECLAIM Project will participate in Ecomondo 2024 scheduled to be held in Rimini, Italy in November this year!
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The European Commission today set the ball rolling on the AI Act, the first-ever comprehensive framework guiding Artificial Intelligence usage in the bloc, with the ambition to foster trustworthy AI worldwide. The law – agreed upon in 2023 and a first globally – addresses the risks of AI and stipulates clear requirements and obligations
EU’s AI Act, first-ever law on AI, Put in Motion Read More »
To this end, the RECLAIM consortium organised an open training workshop last month on trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Circular Economy. The objective behind the workshop was to present the latest developments in AI, Robotics, and socially sensitive gaming, and how these can support circular economy and Trustworthy AI. The training program invited specialists in
The RECLAIM project, funded by the EU’s Horizon Europe program, aims to offer innovative solutions in the waste management industry in regions lacking material recovery facilities. By integrating cutting-edge AI, data, and robotic technologies, the project develops the first portable, robotic Material Recovery Facility (prMRF). This innovative solution enables material recovery in remote and geographically
Bridging Distances: Advanced Material Recovery in Remote Areas! Read More »
The RECLAIM Project recently concluded its second General Assembly hosted by consortium partner KU Leuven at their Department of Mechanical Engineering campus in the heritage city of Leuven, Belgium.
RECLAIM is a portable material recovery facility packed in a box but we are actually thinking outside of it! The last 18 months have been an intense test-bed of expending energy on experimentation and implementation of our solution at RECLAIM project. While we made good use of robotics, grippers, advanced imaging and artificial intelligence to
Milestone Moment: RECLAIM Successfully Integrates Material Recovery Systems Inside PrMRF Read More »
The fourth meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) to develop an international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution, including in the marine environment (Plastic Pollution INC-4), is underway in Canada. What happens here will advance the draft global treaty towards its final version, ensuring that the stage is set for ending plastic pollution in the next session (INC-5) in Busan, Korea. At RECLAIM Project, we wholeheartedly support this instrument but are also taking active steps to be the solution to the plastic problem.
Empowering robots with Artificial Intelligence, supported by computer vision and deep learning, will boost accuracy in identifying various waste streams, thereby increasing both the quantity and quality of recovered secondary raw materials.
AI-Driven Waste Sorting Robots Could Accelerate Circular Economy Transition Read More »
To enhance circularity in Europe, the European Environmental Agency’s 2024 report titled “Accelerating the Circular Economy in Europe” calls for a systemic shift in waste management to improve recyclate quality. RECLAIM’s prMRF aims to boost both quantity and quality of recycled materials, aligning with the Green Deal goals.
Enhanced Material Recovery for Europe’s Circular Economy Goals Read More »
