It's hard to get people to change their process. You're trying to do it without actually changing anything. Share some techniques and how you approach it. - Jeff Frick
How can we minimize the impact to them while adding financial incentive? - Eric Law
The good news is they're used to recycling other materials. They grind up concrete and sell it as base rock. They take the steel to the scrap guys. So they're used to trying to convert waste into a valuable commodity. - Eric Law
Applying robotics to a really big problem.
Which one, take your pick
Burying and filling landfills
Burning
Reducing demand for new material
Piggy back on another process, find the financial incentive
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Eric Law: Lumber, Robotics, Innovation, Sustainability | Turn the Lens with Jeff Frick
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