Overview
The bench at a glance
From the tipper to the scale, every part of the bench plays a role in characterizing the sample.
Pick a step to explore each part of the bench.
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Wasoria Characterization A new way to characterize waste streams
Optimize sorting and recovery of your materials through precise and automated characterization.
Automating material characterization
Characterization analyzes the quality and composition of incoming and outgoing flows
Wasoria Characterization digitizes waste flow characterization by automating analysis, measurement and reporting. Installed on an existing characterization bench or integrated into a new system, our gantry equipped with the Wasoria Box transforms a tedious manual task into a digital, precise and traceable process.
The Wasoria characterization bench
From loading the sample to weighing it, step by step
Tipper and vibrating feeder, touch terminal, gantry fitted with the Wasoria Box, conveyor and scale: the bench brings everything needed to characterize a sample together in a single workstation. Explore it in 3D.
Step 1/5 · Feeding
Loading the sample
The tipper empties the bin into the vibrating feeder. The vibrating tray spreads the waste and lays it in an even layer on the conveyor.
Step 2/5 · Control
A touch terminal for the operator
Mounted on an articulated arm, the touch screen sits right next to the operator, who starts the characterization, follows it in real time, then validates and exports the results.
Step 3/5 · Analysis
The Wasoria Box analyzes every item
Mounted on top of the gantry, the Wasoria Box captures every item passing on the belt. Artificial intelligence identifies it and classifies it into your categories, with the same criteria from one run to the next.
Step 4/5 · Conveying
A continuous flow to the scale
Past the gantry, the waste carries on along the conveyor at a steady pace, with no manual sorting, to the bin at the end of the belt.
Step 5/5 · Weighing
Weighing the sample
The bin stands on a platform scale, which determines the exact total weight of the characterized sample.
Illustrative 3D model: proportions are indicative, and each bench is adapted to the site that hosts it.
A platform designed for users
Accessibility at the heart of development
We designed Wasoria Characterization with and for sorting operators. The interface is intuitive, guided and requires no particular technical skills.
Intuitive touch interface
Step-by-step guidance
Real-time visual feedback
Contextual help
Available in multiple languages
Express training (1 hour)
Reports in the format of your choice
PDF or raw data, delivered where you need it
The results of each characterization are delivered as a PDF report, ready to share, or directly as data, to feed into your own tools. You receive them by email, retrieve them through our API or view them from an online dashboard.
By email
Receive your PDF reports or your data straight in your inbox.
Through the API
Retrieve characterization data to feed it into your own tools.
Online dashboard
View and download your reports at any time from your browser.
Flexible and adapted integration
We adapt to your existing infrastructure or help you create an optimized bench
Integration on existing infrastructure
Our gantry adapts to your current characterization bench. We analyze your configuration and integrate our system while minimizing necessary modifications.
Optimized bench design
We help you design a characterization bench designed to maximize Wasoria Characterization performance and your team ergonomics.
Frequently asked questions about Wasoria Characterization
What does the Wasoria Characterization bench consist of?
The bench brings together on a single station a tipper and a vibrating feeder, a touchscreen terminal on an articulated arm, a gantry equipped with the Wasoria Box, a conveyor and a platform scale. Each bench is adapted to the site that hosts it.
How are objects identified and classified?
Mounted at the top of the gantry, the Wasoria Box captures every object passing on the conveyor. Artificial intelligence identifies it and classifies it into your categories, with the same criteria from one run to the next.
What results do you get at the end of a characterization?
You get the detailed composition of the sample and its mass purity, obtained through AI and the Wasoria Box sensors. To learn more, see the challenges of waste characterization.
How are reports delivered?
Results are delivered as a PDF report or directly as data. You receive them by email, retrieve them through our API or view them from an online dashboard.
Can Wasoria Characterization be installed on our current bench?
Yes. The gantry adapts to your existing characterization bench, keeping the required modifications to a minimum. We can also help you design an optimized bench.
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