Artificial intelligence, already common in MRFs, could have potential further upstream.

A Toronto airport is using artificial intelligence to help reduce garbage waste and teach people about recycling.

Cities across the U.S. are implementing AI technology solutions to improve operations.

Intuitive AI, creator of Oscar Sort, the AI Recycling Assistant, is teaming up with Reencle, the leader in home composting…

Oscar, an AI Sorting Assistant, helps travellers sort waste correctly while supporting Billy Bishop Airport’s climate and ESG goals.

Interactive screens on all 4 campuses will reduce 'wish cycling' and increase diversion.

“Paper or plastic?” is so last decade. The real question now is: “Where does this go?”

Meet OSCAR and give it a try — this sorting system uses AI to help you put your waste in the right place.

For event managers, reaching sustainability targets can come down to one simple thing: how guests discard waste.

Oscar Sort eliminates confusion at the recycling bin and increases operational efficiency by reducing waste stream contamination

Amazon estimates it reached an 85% waste diversion rate in 2024, driven by organics diversion and data collection programs.

San Francisco has expanded its efforts to reach zero waste targets by installing interactive, AI recycling stations at the historic Ferry Building.

Oscar Sort helps travellers correctly sort waste, reducing confusion at the bin while boosting recycling rates and reducing landfill.

To manage materials responsibly, Amazon needs to minimize waste effectively.

St. Louis CITY SC to celebrate environmental sustainability practices and new initiatives - such as AI sorting technology.

Automation innovations on display at NAMA 2025 demonstrate a growing trend toward sustainable solutions for diverse industries.

A new recycling sorting system at UW-Madison is using artificial intelligence to help reduce waste on campus.

In the lobby of the Media Lab, the innovative hub of MIT, an AI-powered assistant named Oscar is ready to “talk trash.”

UW-Madison has partnered with Intuitive AI to bring Oscar Sort to its campus to help reduce waste.

In an effort to reduce waste, the University of Wisconsin is implementing an AI recycling assistant for waste bins across campus.

In an effort to boost recycling rates on campus, University of Kentucky Recycling is launching a coffee cup recycling awareness campaign.

Not sure which bin to use when you're disposing of a coffee cup? There's an artificial intelligence tool that's ready to provide advice.

Oscar Sort is helping staff and students at the University of Guelph discard their waste in the correct bins.

Students at the University of Guelph are using AI technology to sort their trash in seconds.

San Francisco has partnered with Intuitive AI to deploy Zero Waste AI Recycling Assistant Oscar Sort at the Ferry Building…

A new era of activism is here. Intuitive AI has launched the Oscar Media Exchange (OMX), a digital advertising network…

The University of Guelph has unveiled a new AI-powered recycling assistant, Oscar, aimed at improving campus waste reduction.

A new AI technology that can help students sort trash in seconds is coming to the University of Guelph. 

Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) has deployed Oscar Sort, an AI recycling assistant from Intuitive AI.

The Oscar Sort AI recycling assistant from Intuitive AI is a strategy to improve recycling rates across the airport.

Oscar Sort is revolutionising waste diversion by improving efficiency and recovering valuable materials.

The Moda Center, home of the Portland Trail Blazers, has introduced an AI recycling technology called Oscar Sort in their stadium.

The stadium, home of the Portland Trail Blazers, will incorporate Oscar Sort to help patrons properly recycle cups and other material.

The Portland Trail Blazers and Moda Center have announced the rollout of Intuitive AI’s Oscar Sort throughout Moda Center concourses.

The Blazers this week announced the rollout of Intuitive AI’s Oscar Sort, an AI Recycling Assistant, throughout Moda Center concourses.

Intuitive AI is rolling out its AI Recycling Assistant, Oscar Sort, at Oregon’s Moda Center, home of the Portland Trail Blazers.

The Portland Trail Blazers and Moda Center have announced the rollout of Intuitive AI’s Oscar Sort…

PepsiCo is the first global beverage brand to work with Intuitive AI’s automated AI waste station, Oscar Sort.

Cambrian College is hoping two new additions to the cafeteria will promote a more environmentally sustainable campus.

Cambrian College has introduced technology to help lower the college’s carbon footprint.

TCU has joined an effort to reduce waste by introducing three AI-powered sorting machines.

PepsiCo is the first global beverage supplier to offer the Oscar Sort AI recycling and sortation system in high-traffic areas across the U.S.

PepsiCo partners with Intuitive AI to provide an AI solution for recycling with a screen that gives instructions for proper disposal of waste.

PepsiCo has partnered with Intuitive AI to introduce Oscar Sort, an AI recycling assistant designed to improve waste management.

PepsiCo has partnered with Intuitive AI to offer the Oscar Sort AI recycling and sortation system in high-traffic areas across the U.S. 

PepsiCo will be the first global beverage supplier to offer the Oscar Sort AI recycling in high-traffic areas across the U.S.

PepsiCo is proud to offer a sustainability tool for civic and commercial spaces which boosts recycling rates and reduces waste.

PepsiCo partners with Intuitive AI to implement the AI recycling assistant Oscar Sort in high-traffic areas across the U.S.

PepsiCo has partnered with Intuitive AI to install Oscar Sort AI, a recycling sorting system, in its offices, and other partner locations.

PepsiCo is the first global beverage supplier to partner with Intuitive AI to offer the Oscar Sort AI recycling…

Oscar Sort is the world’s first AI-powered recycling kiosk, enhancing recycling accuracy up to 96%.

One of the new technologies that will be showcased, and put into practice on the show floor, is the Oscar Zero-Waste Platform.

AI is playing a crucial role in reducing food waste and elevating grocery stores into community hubs for circularity.

U.S. recycling habits are suboptimal to say the least. Can vastly improved sortation help the streams?

PepsiCo is making recycling easier for its employees and consumers by deploying an AI-powered assistant to improve recycling accuracy.

Oscar Sort is an open immersive reader connected to recycling bins that uses AI to let people know which bin is correct.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has deployed four AI waste-sorting solutions to help visitors sort their waste.

Advancing its vision, Oscar Pocket lets anyone ask, “How do I recycle this?”—removing guesswork…

Tim Hortons is piloting Oscar Sort at select restaurants across Canada to boost recycling and composting education for guests.

Western New England University is the first U.S. institution of higher education to launch Oscar Sort, the AI Recycling Assistant.

HqO, is partnering with Intuitive AI to make waste manageable using the Oscar Platform for its customers.

From food services to facilities management, Sodexo has been putting people at the centre of everything they do in over 80 countries around the world...

Confused about which recycling bin to toss your coffee cup into? At SFU’s Surrey campus, an artificial intelligence (AI) robot…

Across the U.S. and Canada, malls are filled with diners holding waste-filled food trays, trying to work out where to put everything.

Winner of the 2017 Top Venture award by NextAI, the company has developed an AI sensor called Oscar that attaches to any garbage…

Are coffee cups recyclable? Can this paper packaging go into the recycle bin? Where should this bubble wrap go?…

The SFU Sustainability Office expects the robot to reduce the Surrey campus’s waste contamination rate from 70 per cent to 20 per cent… 

Hassan Murad, CEO of Intuitive AI, believes that sorting trash more effectively will save money and help the planet.

Vancouver International Airport is hoping to eliminate any confusion with the use of its new AI waste bin.

Two SFU graduates are on the right path to for a clean tech future with their intuitive garbage detection system.