Leduc, AB taps AI to keep plastic out of organics carts

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Leduc has introduced smart technology to detect contaminants in waste, aiming to improve recycling and waste management processes. The system uses sensors and AI to identify non-recyclable items in waste streams, helping to reduce contamination rates. This initiative is part of the city's broader commitment to sustainability and enhancing the effectiveness of its waste diversion programs.

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Leduc, AB

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City introduces smart technology to detect waste contaminants | City of Leduc

The green cart inspection program in the City of Leduc will soon use artificial intelligence (AI) technology to improve contamination detection in your green cart. Beginning June 26, a collection truck will be outfitted with AI cameras that will scan green carts for contaminants (e.g., plastic bags) till the end of the year.

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