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Kingston University chosen to lead UK's first waste and recycling robotics hub
Kingston University has been selected to lead the UK's first waste and recycling robotics adoption hub, NORAH, part of a £40 million government scheme, funded by Innovate UK, based in the Southeast of England, and one of eight Robotic Adoption Hubs.
Published · Updated · Source: Robotics & Automation News · AI translation
According to Robotics & Automation News, Kingston University has been selected to lead the UK's first dedicated waste and recycling robotics adoption hub. The hub, named the National Waste and Recycling Robotics Adoption Hub (NORAH), is funded by Innovate UK and based in the Southeast of England, and is one of eight Robotic Adoption Hubs under a £40 million (approximately $53 million) government scheme. This information comes from the original source and was organized by AI.
According to the report, NORAH will focus on the adoption of robotics technology in waste and recycling scenarios. The original material did not disclose specific operational details, participating institutions, or a timeline for the hub. This information comes from the original source and was organized by AI.
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