It is about the Earth day, a day of awareness in which we should all think that we are doing wrong in our lives that harms our planet. Daily actions for which we are all responsible, and yes, technology companies have a lot to do with taking care of the place where we live. Apple has been wanting to mitigate the effects of pollution for a long timeAt least try not to continue polluting as we see with the renewable energy that the company feeds on.
But What about all the electronic components that the company generates?, since they can be recycled. To do this, the guys from Cupertino have been running a component recycling program for a long time, something essential to prevent them from ending up in unwanted places. Now we are introduced to Daisy, his nnew robot capable of recycling up to 200 iPhones per hour. After the jump we give you all the details of Daisy ...
Was in the year 2016 when the Cupertino guys introduced us to Liam, a robot capable of recycling all the components of our iPhones, completely disassembling them in record time. Now they bring us to Daisy (you can see him getting to work in the previous video), the rLiam's innovation capable of recycling up to 200 iPhones per hour, big data to improve the teardown and recycling chain. A great concern, that of Apple to take care of our planet, which is evident with robots like Daisy.
Undoubtedly great news, news that again makes Apple's interest in the environment clear, something that will improve the recycling program for iPhones and that will prevent our iDevices from ending up anywhere on our planet as polluting garbage. You know, if you have an iPhone that has passed away, go to an Apple Store to start the recycling chain of the device.