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Robotic Tampere: driving autonomous to cut emissions
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Robotic Tampere: driving autonomous to cut emissions

Watch the STARDUST video news release and learn how Tampere in Finland and other cities are embracing the drive for carbon neutrality and liveability.

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Food sharing: From group kitchens to cutting waste, the drive for a sustainable future

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Ecobuildings
Building more, building greener. How robots can help the construction sector grow bigger and more sustainable

Reducing C02 emissions and boosting productivity by over 60%. Going digital can be crucial for global construction, but SMEs struggle to keep pace. Hence, the robot challenge in the AI era: filling the gap with the big industry and letting the whole sector grow bigger and greener.

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Recycling
Artificial intelligence for smarter recycling: the plastics pollution challenge

In 2019 only 9% of world plastics was recycled, and 50% still buried in landfills. With pollution growing dramatically, AI-powered robots are being tested to improve the sorting process and cut its carbon footprint. Experts stress the potential of the new technologies, but issue a call to industry players: “For this innovation to be effective, we need your support”.

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