Plastic packaging, a complete recognition and monitoring system based on AI and fusing RGB-based computer vision with Near Infrared spectral Imaging (NIR SI)
塑料包装,基于人工智能并将基于 RGB 的计算机视觉与近红外光谱成像 (NIR SI) 融合的完整识别和监控系统
基本信息
- 批准号:10020954
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 43.54万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
By 2040, c.3billion tons of waste will be produced globally, with plastic waste doubling to 430million tons. It is predicted that only 13% will be recycled due to inefficient, inaccurate (manual) auditing and processing, driven by a lack of data, thus inhibiting the effective sorting of waste. Sorters using Near InfraRed (NIR) cameras, in place today, provide a partial solution; however they are extremely expensive (£200k-£300k/unit), and technically limited (NIR vision is unable to differentiate all types of waste), meaning plastics packaging recovery/recycling rates are significantly lower than current UK Plastics Pact targets (c.50% in 2019, WRAP-2020 vs. 70%-target).To address the challenge, Greyparrot (GP) in collaboration with Blue Green Vision (BGV) are developing a hybrid waste recognition and monitoring system to complement and enhance NIR sorting machines, and tackle the lack of accurate data with a holistic approach. The system will combine Greyparrot's AI-based technology using RGB cameras (Red-Green-Blue i.e.human vision) with BGV's high-speed point-to-point NIR system (5-10x cheaper than current hyperspectral NIR cameras) to provide automated, cost-effective, accurate recognition of plastics waste (with transferability to all waste types) at-scale. Critically, the system will enable the identification of all types of material and packaging, e.g including black plastics or Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles with a Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) sleeve, not currently recognised/sorted by existing NIR systems. By providing accurate and real-time data required to improve processes in the plant, and integrating the proposed system to enhance sorting machines, the partners anticipate a conservative 5% increase in plastics recovery rates; making a significant contribution towards delivering the 3rd target of the UK Plastics Pact.The unique waste recognition and monitoring system will enable waste companies to accurately and comprehensively audit waste at-scale, critical to meeting strict Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation set to take effect in 2023,(with which samples will be required as often as every 8 tonnes against every 125 tonnes currently) providing greater accountability and increased recycling rates. This project will be a catalyst to deliver such a service. In addition, the system will support new approaches to carry out a global optimisation of entire plants instead of local optimisations in singular sorters, leading to better recovery rates in all waste categories and helping to build a stronger UK recycling system.
到2040年,全球将产生约30亿吨废物,其中塑料废物将翻一番,达到4.3亿吨。据预测,只有13%将被回收,这是由于缺乏数据导致的低效、不准确(人工)审计和处理,从而抑制了废物的有效分类。目前,使用近红外(NIR)相机的分拣机提供了部分解决方案;然而它们非常昂贵(20万英镑-30万英镑/台),技术上有限(近红外视觉无法区分所有类型的废物),这意味着塑料包装回收/再循环率明显低于当前英国塑料公约的目标为应对这一挑战,Greyparrot(GP)与Blue绿色Vision(BGV)合作开发了一种混合废物识别和监测系统,以补充和增强近红外分类机,并以全面的方法解决缺乏准确数据的问题。该系统将结合联合收割机Greyparrot的基于人工智能的技术,使用RGB相机(红绿蓝,即人类视觉)与BGV的高速点对点近红外系统(比目前的高光谱近红外相机便宜5- 10倍),以提供自动化,具有成本效益,大规模准确识别塑料废物(可转移到所有废物类型)。重要的是,该系统将能够识别所有类型的材料和包装,例如,包括黑色塑料或带有低密度聚乙烯(LDPE)套管的聚对苯二甲酸乙二醇酯(PET)瓶,目前无法通过现有的近红外系统识别/分类。通过提供改善工厂流程所需的准确和实时数据,并集成拟议的系统以增强分拣机,合作伙伴预计塑料回收率保守增长5%;为实现英国塑料公约的第三个目标做出重大贡献。独特的废物识别和监控系统将使废物公司能够准确、全面地大规模审计废物,这对于满足将于2023年生效的严格的生产者延伸责任(EPR)立法至关重要(目前每125吨样品需要每8吨样品),提供更大的问责制和更高的回收率。该项目将成为提供这种服务的催化剂。此外,该系统还将支持新的方法,对整个工厂进行全球优化,而不是对单个分拣机进行局部优化,从而提高所有废物类别的回收率,并帮助建立更强大的英国回收系统。
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