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Transform Your Recycling Operations

AI driven recycling platform to increase revenue, lower labor costs, and boost recycled content.

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RecycleOS: Enterprise AI and robotics platform transforming the recycling value chain

Materials Recovery Facilities

Digitize operations & automate sorting

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Recyclers

Improve feedstock supply

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Packaging Manufacturers

Increase recycled content

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OUR SOLUTIONS

Operate at a higher level with AI driven data and robotics solutions

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Understand plant performance by capturing object by object data at any point in the recycling stream. Set KPIs, receive daily alerts and notifications, and more.
Maximize recovery at each line by assessing incoming and outgoing feeds to optimize process parameters.
Quantify bale quality and trace bales across supply chain.
Measure incoming and outgoing materials that inform recovery rates across packaging type to meet increasing audit requirement.
Increase daily revenue and recovery rate by capturing valuable mis-sorted recyclables including UBCs, containers, and bottles.
Improve consistency and quality of sorted plastics, metals and fiber by adding small form factor robotics behind mechanical and optical sorters.
Get higher pricing from purer bales; set and achieve high purity standards using robotics before balers.
Lower cost and increase supply of recycled feedstock by sorting low quality bales or buying mixed bales.
 
OUR PROMISE

Increase revenue, lower labor costs, and boost recycled content

Increase Revenue

A large MRF identifies $2M in annual losses to landfill and recovers $400k in net new revenue

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Lower Labor Costs

Alameda County Industries save 60% on labor costs with >99% uptime

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Boost Recycled Content

Can Manufacturers Institute recovers 1 million more UBCs per year with a single robot

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From Our Customers

I never worry about EverestLabs’ robot as they manage it remotely and it just works. We have to babysit our other robots. Head of Maintenance, Recology Pier 96
EverestLabs have allowed us to realize labor cost savings and improve material recovery rates. We look forward to expanding our partnership with the installation of additional EverestLabs units. Tom Outerbridge, CEO of Balcones Recycling
EverestLabs’ real-time and easy to use analytics platform, alongside an easily retrofittable robotic cell with zero disruptions and guaranteed highest recovery in the industry, ensures all possible UBCs are recovered. Corey Stone, Plant Maintenance Manager of Caglia Environmental
EverestLabs Robotics Operations Center team not only oversees their own systems but also catches upstream issues that reduce downtime. Ernesto Jauregui, Operations Manager of Alameda County Industries
EverestLabs’ RecycleOS addressed all our plant issues rapidly in our first deployment. As a result, we are expanding our partnership and are looking forward to a whole new level of plant automation. Adding EverestLabs to our facilities has proved indispensable. Tommy Crenshaw, CEO at Pioneer
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How robotic sorters are redefining recycling
How robotic sorters are redefining recycling

The pros, cons, and inner workings of sorting robots

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Robot Funded by Can Manufacturers Institute to Save More Than 1 Million Aluminum Beverage Cans Annually from Landfill
Robot Funded by Can Manufacturers Institute to Save More Than 1 Million Aluminum Beverage Cans Annually from Landfill

The Can Manufacturers Institute (CMI) is utilizing an innovative financing model to fund a robot at a California material recovery facility (MRF) owned by Caglia Environmental (Caglia) that sorts single-stream recyclables. Designed by artificial intelligence and robotics company EverestLabs, the robot is expected to capture a little over 1 million used beverage cans (UBCs) a year. CMI used funding from its members Ardagh Metal Packaging and Crown Holdings (Crown) to fully finance the two-year equipment lease for Caglia, which will share with CMI 50 percent of all revenue from the UBCs captured with the leased equipment.

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Tech startups using A.I. and robotics to make recycling more efficient
Tech startups using A.I. and robotics to make recycling more efficient

CNBC’s Diana Olick joins ‘Power Lunch’ to report on a tech startup using AI and robotics to make recycling more efficient.

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