Robotics Tackles E-waste

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A former tech hardware entrepreneur has refocused his talents on tackling the problem of electronic device waste

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Rob Lawson-Shanks has refocused his talents on tackling the problem of electronic device waste.

His startup manufactures and programs precision robots to delicately take apart products and separate still-useable components for reuse, not recycling.

Molg makes and programs robots that use multiple arms and cameras with extraordinary delicacy to remove panels, unscrew fasteners, and extract chips all on their own.

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