At Stony Brook University, researchers are developing an AI-assisted system to analyze and characterize contaminated items in recycling facilities.
Researchers from the Waste Data and Analysis Center wear GoPro cameras as they sort and characterize municipal solid waste.
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Stony Brook University is using AI to improve recycling efficiency and reduce landfill waste.
AI models help identify non-recyclable waste to prevent contamination in recycling processes.
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