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This robot can sort recyclable materials without even so much as a peek at them

Ifeadi C. 03:52 Mashable, Zero Tech Blog

Developed by MIT CSAIL, RoCycle is a robotic system that can automatically identify and sort recyclable materials using pressure sensors.

The robot can differentiate between paper, metal, and plastic with 85 percent accuracy just by touching them. Read more...

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