Who we are
Identinano is a spin-off from the Department of Physics, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
nanoAI technology is based on more than 20 years of research in nanophotonics and nano sensing: https://www.gu.se/en/research/nanophotonics-and-nano-optics
Turning waste into wealth
An interview with MacDiarmid Institute (New Zealand)
Our co-founder, Chairman of the Board and CEO Alexander Friemann Dmitriev was featured in an in-depth interview with the MacDiarmid Institute - a network of leading material scientists in New Zealand.
In the interview he discusses how:
- Different types of plastics have varying chemical properties, making mixed recycling extremely difficult.
- High-speed / high-accuracy sorting is essential. Identinano / NeoSort's tech can identify materials with 99.5% accuracy at speeds of several tons per hour.
- Black plastics are particularly challenging because they absorb light, but nanoAI technology solves this by dramatically enhancing light-matter interaction.
- Traditional spectroscopy is too slow for industry-scale sorting, so Identinano and NeoSort reinvented it with millions of scans per second, powered by advanced AI.
- Clean, sorted materials have real market value. Sorting facilities can sell directly to producers, turning waste in wealth.
Read the full interview to understand how innovation in recycling and sustainability can drive real-world change.
https://www.macdiarmid.ac.nz/news-and-events/news/news-articles/turning-waste-into-wealth/
