PICVISA Unveils Next-Gen Smart Sorting Systems at ECOMONDO 2025
At ECOMONDO 2025 (Rimini, Italy), PICVISA will present its latest AI-driven separation and sorting technologies for glass, textiles, plastics, and metals — showcasing how artificial intelligence, robotics, and computer vision are redefining precision and efficiency in recycling plants worldwide.
Glass: New ECOGLASS system detects dark and labeled glass, boosting purity and reducing losses.
Textiles: ECOSORT TEXTILE plants expand across Europe — integrating hyperspectral imaging and robotic feeding for fully automated sorting.
Plastics: New ECOFLAKE lines in Spain and the U.S. process diverse materials, while advanced AI detects black plastics invisible to conventional sensors.
Metals: Collaboration with Eldan Recycling delivers next-generation SPS and MPS systems for precise sorting of cables, e-waste, and non-ferrous metals.
With projects underway from Portugal to Brazil and the U.S., PICVISA continues to lead innovation toward a smarter, more circular economy — enhancing traceability, purity, and energy efficiency in material recovery.
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