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WM Launches AI-Powered Recycling Facility in Fort Worth for Smarter Waste Management

What Happened

WM, formerly known as Waste Management, has unveiled its new $62 million recycling center in Fort Worth, Texas. The facility integrates leading AI-powered sorting systems that use sensors and automation to identify and separate recyclable materials more accurately and quickly than traditional methods. This advanced technology allows the plant to process more materials, minimize contamination, and enhance operational efficiency. WM aims for the site to boost recycling rates and serve as a model for sustainable waste management across North Texas, supporting the company’s commitment to environmental innovation.

Why It Matters

The opening of WM’s AI-powered facility marks a significant step in the adoption of automation for environmental sustainability in the recycling sector. It demonstrates how AI technology can drive improvements in waste management, reduce landfill waste, and contribute to circular economy initiatives. Read more in our AI News Hub

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