I wonder how useful this technology could be to zero-sort recycling. As much of a hippie as I am, I don't think recycling can be solved by green bins and awareness campaigns, but instead by the simplicity of throwing everything into one bin that gets sorted when it reaches the processing plant.
It would also be helpful if this could sort organic material for use in compost and sell it. Maybe even brand it. How much do you think people would pay to use compost from Beverly Hills celebrities in their garden?
It would also be helpful if this could sort organic material for use in compost and sell it. Maybe even brand it. How much do you think people would pay to use compost from Beverly Hills celebrities in their garden?