ZenRobotics uses hyperspectral imaging and computer vision to separate objects based on material properties

May 29, 2018 | Case Study

Automated waste sorting is a challenging task due to the varying sizes of objects and different types of materials that show up in waste streams. Furthermore, distinguishing between similar materials, such as different types of plastics, is challenging with traditional image sensors.

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Categories Computer/Machine Vision, 3D scanning, Waste sorting