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Nuclear waste is evaluated for its radioactivity and physical traits by the system, which then sorts and separates it into the proper containers while informing packaging records with the information gathered. It accomplishes this using a vision device with machine learning capabilities. The robot and gripper choice are then autonomously controlled by the vision system and extra tracking tools in order to separate and package the nuclear waste.
The Global Autonomous nuclear waste sorting system market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
A completely autonomous robotic sort and segregation system for handling nuclear waste remotely has been revealed by UK laser systems integrator Cyan Tec. The cutting-edge solution will aid in raising recycling rates and lowering the quantity of trash containers sent for disposal.
It is designed for nuclear decommissioning, a field for which Cyan Tec has previously created multiple laser cutting systems. It accomplishes this using a vision device with machine learning capabilities.
In order to robotically manage individual pieces of waste, the system collects 2D images and 3D cloud data of the relevant objects. In order to analyse the waste’s base materials and penetrate its surface coatings, the new system makes use of cutting-edge material analysis methods, such as laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy. Cyan Tec is thrilled to be advancing robotics and artificial intelligence in the nuclear sector.
The dependable solution from Cyan Tec can manage waste of various sizes and radioactivity levels because it is configurable and scalable. Because of the system’s modular design, it can easily be adapted to various nuclear sites and environments. Increased sustainability, decreased employee risks, and substantial cost savings from disposal are just a few of the key advantages of the new system for the nuclear decommissioning sector.
