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Neosort, a Toronto-based tech pioneer, has unveiled a revolutionary advancement in AI and nanotechnology that could end the global reliance on landfilling and incinerating recyclables, bringing us closer to a zero-waste future. Neosort鈥檚 technology scans and identifies 25 tons of waste per hour鈥攄ouble the current industry standard鈥攁chieving unmatched speed and 98.5 percent accuracy, even with complex materials like tempered glass. 鈥淲ith Neosort, the goal of 100 percent recycling is within reach, empowering businesses, citizens, and countries to take pride in their environmental contributions,鈥� said Matthew De Sa, Neosort鈥檚 Chief Innovation Officer. 鈥淎ccurate and rapid sorting is key to reuse and true recycling for cities, businesses, and industries around the globe,鈥� he added. Today, only 6.5 percent of all plastics produced have been successfully recycled, with more than 90 percent ending up in landfills or incinerated. Neosort鈥檚 breakthrough solves the critical inefficiencies in recycling, enabling high-purity sorting that allows materials to be reused by manufacturers. A standout feature of Neosort鈥檚 system is its seamless integration into existing recycling facilities, ensuring cost-effective upgrades for municipalities and corporations. By producing materials pure enough for resale to Original Equipment Manufacturers, the system reduces the need for virgin plastic production and cuts carbon emissions. Neosort鈥檚 innovation addresses an urgent global issue: 400 million tons of plastic are produced yearly, with 10 million tons polluting our oceans. With partnerships already underway across Europe, the U.S., the Middle East, and South America, Neosort is ready to lead a global recycling revolution. For more information, contact Matthew De Sa, Chief Innovation Officer, at (647) 965-3705 or e-mail [email protected].