Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence is calling for research papers on the application of artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, robotics, optimization and edge computing to circular economy challenges.
This annual international conference and exhibition focuses on land and water remediation markets and technologies, which can bring contaminated land and water back into use.
It is global in scope, spreading know-how and technologies worldwide.
Estonian company Neular has developed a method for converting hard-to-recycle plastic waste streams into sturdy construction and infrastructure components such as fences and decking.
Recycled and recyclable, they keep resources in play – and you won't need to spend every summer varnishing them!
EstPak Plastik AS manufactures plastic packaging, including food packaging made from recycled PET.
This reduces the environmental impact of plastics by replacing virgin raw materials with recycled materials and keeping plastics in circulation through high-quality recycling of resources.
Faerch is a global food packaging company that develops recyclable, high-performance food packaging solutions and closed-loop systems for used food packaging materials.
It keeps PET in use, reducing reliance on virgin plastics and reducing waste.
ReKáva gives spent coffee grounds a second life by creating local circular solutions for this valuable organic by-product.
They collect the grounds from Prague-based companies and use it in compost for community gardens, and sell Growkits which enable people to grow oyster mushrooms in their own coffee grounds.
TexCycle comprises the textile recovery initiatives provided by Eurotex Ltd.
Textiles are collected in Western Europe and the USA, transported to the facility in Bulgaria and directed to the highest-value recovery option: reuse, recycling or energy recovery.
