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The initial feedback from the EC reviewers was positive and they expressed satisfaction with our project’s overall progress. Specifically, they commended the project’s achievement in seamlessly integrating all systems within the portable material recovery facility (prMRF).  

During the last week, the initial tests in our portable robotic Material Recovery Facility (prMRF) were completed successfully! We are very happy with the first results and we look forward to what’s coming next. 🔎 In the video below, you can see the robotic sorter grabbing the PET bottles and then, transporting them in the

This week, the IRIS technology team is visiting Greece in order to install additional equipment at the portable robotic Material Recovery Facility (prMRF). The installation includes the HSI (hyperspectral imaging) camera, the light components and also, the control cabinet which is responsible for processing the huge amounts of data generated by the HSI camera.Robenso is

October 27 – 2023. The second meeting of the RECLAIM project team has been completed! The participants look back with satisfaction on an informative and intensive meeting. It was a moment of looking back on the deliverables of last year, but above all an open exchange of what all partners are currently working on, the

On Thursday, October 19th, the participants of the Erasmus project ‘Journey of  a Tree’ (https://www.erasmusly.com/journey-of-a-tree-erasmus-project-35798.html) visited the Foundation for Research & Technology – FORTH. This program focuses on cooperation and the exchange of good practices. As part of the RECLAIM project, Mr. Michalis Maniadakis gave the visitors a presentation regarding the recycling process and the

Kefalonia Island – september 2023 – A new, visible step in the process of RECLAIM: a baler of 200kg has been installed. This baler provides compaction of different types of sorted materials in one unit. In this way is ensured the less waste volumes to transport and therefore less transportation cost and reduced c02 emissions.

RECLAIM activities have been recently focused on the construction of the prMRF (portable robotic Material Recovery Facility) and the installation of the mechanical equipment within. Τhe mechanical equipment installed in the prMRF has gone under actual testing in the loop mode of operation for several hours . The prMRF has been fed with sample recyclable

In this short film, you can see four techniques that have been developed, tested and evaluated by KU Leuven. At KU Leuven they are working hard on developing and testing new techniques for the portable, robotic Material Recovery Facility (prMRF). Techniques presented in the video:   1) High Airflow Vertical Conveying (HAVCO) gripper. This innovative