Fleets & Technology

LONGWOOD, FL – July 27, 2020 – Waste Pro, in collaboration with Autocar Trucks, will lead the industry in safeguarding its most valuable asset: drivers. ...

Increasingly, organizations are adopting sustainability goals, many of them focused on recycling. Though recycling is important, reuse is higher on the Environmental Protection Agency’s waste management hierarchy. Yet many organizations, even...

Artificial intelligence, known as AI, is the marriage of different technologies designed to solve real-world problems. Four companies are using AI to answer problems related to waste management, space junk and food management...

Atlanta, Georgia, July 20, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rubicon, a software company that provides smart waste and recycling solutions to businesses and governments worldwide, today announced the availability of RUBICONSmartCity™ on the Geotab...

The COVID-19 crisis has “heightened the economic imperative to improve recycling,” particularly as countries seek to bring more parts of their supply chains closer to home. Yet, the sorting and disassembly required in order to recycle effectively...

Company recognized among rising stars of artificial intelligence for its AI-guided robots transforming the recycling industry

The pandemic-driven shutdown of a large chunk of the U.S economy has caused big shifts in waste volumes. Temporary closings of restaurants, hotels, schools, and office buildings and the workforce’s transition to working from home have brought...

PPE Will Support the Work of Healthcare Workers at Atlanta's Grady Memorial Hospital and First Responders in Rutherford County, Tenn.

June is always a busy month for fires in waste and recycling facilities. June officially begins the “summertime spike” that we have been experiencing since I began tracking fire incidents in 2016...

When Frederick, MD’s health system started seeing a rise in COVID-19 cases, their supplies of N-95 masks/respirators were getting very low, and there were concerns about the possibility of running out of this critical personal protective equipment...