#robotic waste sorting market

[news24-amit]

Robotic Waste Sorting: Tackling Waste Efficiency in the 21st Century

The global robotic waste sorting market, valued at US$ 2.3 billion in 2023, is set to experience steady growth at a CAGR of 3.8% from 2024 to 2034, reaching a projected market size of US$ 3.4 billion by the end of 2034. This growth is driven by the rising need for efficiency and accuracy in waste sorting and the increasing adoption of robotic arms in waste management facilities.

Robotic waste sorting systems utilize artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and advanced computer vision to streamline waste sorting processes. By automating the detection, classification, and separation of waste materials, these systems address inefficiencies in traditional waste management practices, reduce human labor costs, and improve safety in hazardous work environments.

The robotic waste sorting market encompasses diverse offerings, including hardware (robotic arms, AI-vision systems, conveyor systems), software, and solutions. It caters to various waste types, such as plastic, paper, metal, food, and e-waste, with applications in residential, municipal, commercial, and industrial sectors.

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Key Market Drivers

Demand for Enhanced Efficiency and Accuracy Robotic waste sorting technologies improve recycling rates and optimize waste management processes by automating time-intensive tasks. The integration of AI-powered waste sorting systems reduces errors, ensures worker safety, and increases overall productivity in recycling facilities.

Increased Use of Robotic Arms in Waste Facilities Advanced robotic arms equipped with sensors and gripping mechanisms enhance the sorting process by handling complex waste streams, such as mixed plastics and metals. These systems are instrumental in optimizing operations and reducing manual labor in waste management facilities.

Growing Urbanization and Environmental Concerns Rapid urbanization and the global focus on environmental sustainability are driving the adoption of robotic waste sorting systems. As solid waste generation increases, efficient waste management becomes critical for mitigating pollution and preserving natural resources.

Market Trends

Adoption of AI-Powered Sorting Key players are introducing advanced AI-driven robotic systems capable of real-time waste recognition and sorting. These innovations not only enhance efficiency but also contribute to the circular economy by maximizing material recovery rates.

Investments in Robotic Recycling Plants Companies such as RGS Nordic and Veolia have invested in fully automated robotic sorting plants, showcasing the industry's shift toward next-generation waste management solutions.

Focus on Sustainability The use of robotic systems in recycling and waste recovery supports global sustainability goals by reducing landfill waste and promoting resource efficiency.

Regional Analysis

Europe leads the global robotic waste sorting market, accounting for the largest share in 2023. Factors such as labor shortages in waste sorting facilities and rapid advancements in AI and robotics are driving regional growth.

Asia Pacific is experiencing substantial growth due to increasing urbanization and the adoption of advanced waste management technologies.

North America remains a key market, supported by significant investments in recycling infrastructure and sustainability initiatives.

Key Player Strategies

The market is characterized by intense competition, with leading players focusing on R&D investments, strategic collaborations, and technological innovations. Key players include:

ABB, AMP Robotics, CleanRobotics, Recycleye, TOMRA Systems ASA, and Zen Robotics Oy.

Recent developments include:

January 2024: RGS Nordic partnered with Terex Recycling Systems and ZenRobotics to install a fully automated sorting plant in Copenhagen.

June 2024: Veolia introduced a robotic arm at its Southwark Integrated Waste Management Facility to optimize operations.

These advancements underline the industry's commitment to transforming waste management practices.

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[yandere-daydreams]

Idk if Sex doll!au Alhaitham has been discussed yet…(honestly it probably has been, but it was likely during the times when I wasn’t keeping up to date with this blog. Tumblr’s shitty search function doesn’t help with finding out either.)

Anyway, I’d like to share my thoughts about it, if that’s okay.

-I think sex doll! Alhaitham would mostly be for professional and academic purposes. He’s not reccomended for younger grades, mostly just colleges.

-His general purposes are office/administrative related. Especially since he’s a “scribe”, he’s especially good at file management and documentation. I don’t think it be uncommon to see him assisting librarians alongside a Lisa model…or maybe helping archeologists/museums workers catalogue info about artifacts.

-I think his way of not doing anything more than what his job asks of him would stay even as an Android. I know that as a product, he’d probably wouldn’t be given leeway or time off like that; but the thought of someone trying to assign tasks to Alhaitham that are outside his designated role being ignored by him is funny to me.

-if Alhaitham is acting as a companion doll in someone’s home, I can only imagine that he’s incredibly annoying. Alhaitham normally chooses to ignore social etiquette, and as an android it has to be even worse.

tw - unhealthy relationships, slight infantilization, slight stalking.

i think he'd absolutely be marketed toward researchers as a sort of lab assistant who acts like you're the lab assistant, if that makes sense. he specializes in archival work and bureaucracy, but he's a bit of a jack-of-all-trades and it's not uncommon to see him alongside more outdoorsy androids like cyno and albedo when you're out doing fieldwork. he's also especially loved by students for his,,, strict attitude toward studying. you wouldn't think the ability to say 'i'm not touching your dick until you finish your thesis' would be such a popular feature in a literal sex doll, but, y'know, what does it for you does it for you, i guess.

you're not a student, though, or a researcher - just a librarian for a big enough branch to warrant writing off a helper android as a business expense. you probably could've gotten away with bringing on lisa or nahida, but you were able to find a second-hand alhaitham for a price you couldn't turn up and figured dealing with the occasional comment on your organization skills or catalog maintenance was better than wasting an extra thousand dollars on a robot that'll be reading to children twice a week. he works well enough, too, even if it does take a few days for him to get used to the idea that you won't be using him for his, uh, intended purposes. it just doesn't feel right, considering he's basically one of your employees - something he's surprisingly indifferent about, considering how judgemental he's rumored to be about, well, everything.

you do take him home at night, though, since the alternative is leaving him in a dark building alone all night and trying to live with the guilt. he's a polite enough houseguest, even if does occasionally let out a disapproving huff at your admittedly less-than-steller diet, but he does have a few... bugs, you guess, for lack of something better to call his little lapses in decorum. he's overstepped his boundaries a few times - taking pens and reports out of your hands because you 'have a tendency to mess these things up', checking on you in the middle of the night when he's supposed to be charging - but he'll never indulge your attempts to confront him, just clicking his tongue and shaking his eyes. sometimes, he brings up your stress levels, mentions off-handedly that orgasms are known to reduce overall tension, but denies that he's done anything wrong when you ask him to change his behavior. he's good at that - justifying himself, bending his protocols until he can get away with practically anything. you'd be lying if you said you weren't a little worried, knowing the awful rumors that spread about second-hand andriods, about how demeaning alhaitham can be when he's supposed to be little more than a platonic assistant.

you'd be lying if you said you weren't a little worried that, one day, he'd find a way to justify disregarding your autonomy altogether.

[thegoldencontracts]

Hear me out:

MC is basically a Tsum Whisperer and basically see a Tsum Azul out in the wild.

((It waved tiny contracts and is aware of his cuteness))

So they bring it back to Azul.

I'm hearing you out and you're absolutely right.

Tsum-Whisperer

Summary: You seem to have a unique talent for making tsums move— all you need is a flute! So, of course, you use it on Azul's tsum. And the little creature seems to take a liking to you!

Notes: Tsum! Azul's so cuteeee <3

You had many regrets pertaining to your life. Many, many things that you longed to undo. Things never come to fruition; wastes of time.

Right now, however, learning to play the flute certainly wasn't one of them.

The tsums could be—put lightly—a tad overly energetic, restraining them often proving to be almost impossible. You'd seen the painstaking efforts some had taken trying to do just that, only to fail miserably.

So, when you looked up from playing a little tune on the flute to see a crowd of tsums gathered around you, it was quite the relief.

An easy way to get them under control. One that didn't involve getting into fights with a literal plushie, or trying to make said literal plushie play Call of Duty. You always made sure to keep an eye out for any stray tsums, in case you could help bring them back.

And right now, you were face to face with Azul's tsum.

...You didn't really know how. Usually, the tsums didn't just— Just directly approach you like this!

Still, there you were, huddled up as the tsum climbed up to your knees, making firm eye contact with those beady eyes of its.

And it pulled out a contract. Very cutely.

"Aww," you crooned. "Hi there, tsum tsum!"

Azul Tsum smirked. That damned creature knew how adorable it was.

"Do you need-"

It nudged the contract towards you. Was this some sort of trick? Had Azul put it up to this to make you sign something?

"Nice try," you said, pushing the contract away—gently, of course. "I'm gonna take you back to Azul, got it?"

It pouted, jumping up in anger. As expected.

You just played your flute, instantly calming it as it started following you.

Now, for the trip to Mostro Lounge.

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Making it to the VIP room was easy enough, even if you had to pay for a drink in the process. The hard part would be dealing with Azul. That infuriatingly suave yet ultimately cold businessman; a man who effortlessly ensnared Azul into his webs of honeyed half-truths, before practically devouring them whole.

...And your crush. Yes, it was odd, but you would process that some other time! For now, you had a Tsum to return.

"Special delivery!" You said as you swung open the door to the VIP room. Neatly organized columns of paperwork were piled up on Azul's desk, a few certificates and generic marketing posters hung up on the wall. The furniture was almost painfully pristine, leaving you with the odd yet clearly untrue feeling they'd never been touched; as if the chairs were never sat upon, the drawers never used.

It felt almost inhuman, as did Azul's perfectly corporate smile as he looked up from the study guide he was drafting to meet your gaze.

For a split second, though, it seemed like that smile was meeting his eyes.

"Is there something you requi- Oh, thank you kindly," he said, as you plopped the tsum onto his desk. "Please claim reimbursement for your obligatory drink, along with a twenty-percent-off coupon for your next drink here as repayment."

Almost robotically, he pulled an off-white envelope with a lavender seal from a pile of identical envelopes—not to be confused with the seven other piles, each of which contained envelopes with a slightly different shade of off-white, only able to be differentiated by the color of their seals—and handed it to you.

You ripped open the envelope, causing Azul's face to crumple in a mix of disgust and discomfort for a split second before it returned to the corporate smile, and revealing a perfectly uncrumpled bill atop a coupon that looked much too fancy to be called a coupon. How— Azul.

"Do you really have a pile of these lying around?" You asked, stepping a bit closer to the desk. There was still quite a gap, the VIP room was spacious, after all, but you were just a bit closer to Azul now.

The tsum, sensing an opportunity, instantly jumped up at you, landing on your arm with the contract back in hand. Azul let out an almost calculated chuckle.

"It wants you to sign, it would seem," Azul said. "Do you truly intend on crushing this little creature's hopes?"

Was he amused? Did he have ulterior motives? Secretly annoyed? You simply couldn't tell.

The tsum nudged the contract closer to you, still refusing to depart from your arm. You were quite thankful the flute was in your bag, out of its reach.

"I- uh- don't have a problem signing, but- a pen-"

The tsum handed you a pen. Azul's expression still hadn't changed a bit.

"It seems you've run out of excuses," Azul said with a laugh. "Do indulge the creature's wish now."

And so, unable to resist, you signed. If this was how you got scammed by Azul—

The tsum unfurled the contract. In sloppy, large letters, it said:

'Be frens?'

You laughed.

"Would you look at that?" You said. "It just wanted to be friends. How cute."

"Indeed," Azul said.

"Way cuter than you and your contracts," You said jokingly. A scowl briefly crossed Azul's lips.

"Does cuteness truly matter?" He said. "There are many factors that determine my clear superiority over the little creature."

"Are there, now?" You said, raising an eyebrow. Azul's face fell in displeasure. A genuine displeasure, not the manufactured slight judgement to establish an air of superiority, or the clearly feigned hurt for the sake of being a pedant.

"Do you truly believe I'm inferior to the tsum?" He said. It took quite a few seconds for the underlying emotions to dawn upon you.

"You're- Jealous of the tsum?" You asked. In an instant, Azul realized you'd caught on, scrambling to compose himself.

"Well- I- er- it's merely a creature-"

"It's alright, r-really!" You said hastily. "I don't actually think you're worse than the tsum. You've got a lot going for you, like your smarts, work ethic, talents, soft voice, good looks—"

Damnit. You'd said too much.

"Er, pardon?" Azul said, looking less creeped out and more... Flustered. Like he was overjoyed yet embarrassed.

No, no. It was probably all in your head. Just-

"I gotta go!" You said hastily. "Bye, Azul!"

And with that, you dashed out the VIP Room, after you left, Azul smiled fondly, looking at the tsum with a sigh.

"I really was quite foolish to envy you," he said. "After all, one cannot date a Tsum."

[frogblast-the-ventcore]

"Sump Panda" Bone Picker - (Homo sapiens quisquiliae collectori) - Necromunda

A lesser known abhuman species, Homo sapiens quisquiliae collectori is a race of humans originally found on Forlax Primus, Secondus, and Tertius, a series of waste worlds almost completely covered in detritus dumped from across the imperium. Generally ignored by most imperial crews, they are simply left alone. However, whether smuggled onboard freighters, or picked up by rogue traders, they can be found in many sumps across the Imperium, including Necromunda.

While the ruling class on many planets consider them either mutants or vermin, and the general consensus in the upper hives is extermination on sight, the "Sump Pandas" as they are known by the inhabitants of the underhives are in high demand by many gangs.

Coercing one or several of these creatures to join one's gang through bribes, bartering, or bullying is a fast way to come into possession of all sorts of technology and riches, as these abhumans have a knack for both thievery and finding all manner of things in the underhives. From esoteric weapons and smuggled stims to functional mining robots lost under piles of refuse, a squad of them can pick an entire black market clean or sort through several metric tons of trash for a single plasma power cell.

Art (and lore) by WolfdawgArt

[stories-and-chaos]

Tarnished pt 22

[Helluva Boss AU where Blitzø’s childhood theft from Stolas’ palace is discovered and major consequences ensue for everyone involved.]

[Part 22/?? Word count: 1236 Cw: drug use, addiction, language]

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Barb sorted through Fizzarolli’s fan mail in her tiny office. Ostensibly, she was her friend’s bodyguard whenever he was in Greed; she was also acting as his assistant. Mammon didn't want anyone on his payroll wasting time. Technically, she worked for Fizz, which meant she could refuse the Sin. But doing administrative tasks when Fizz wasn’t surrounded by fans kept Mammon from grumbling at his brand face.

And he needed help with the mail. The Fizzies had launched in full two weeks before the fifth annual clown pageant. Fizzarolli had won that as well; his upgraded extendable limbs added to his already impressive act.

Barb had to give some credit to Mammon, he knew how to market people and products. Fizz’s second win in a row and his comeback story with the launch of Fizzy robots for every occasion, all of Hell knew the imp’s face. And they were willing to pay Mammon’s prices for merchandise.

All that exposure meant fans and fans meant all sorts of messages. Letters, forum messages, Sinstagram posts, fanart both wholesome and lewd. Mammon had a PR team for all the digital content, since that was public. The physical mail also went through the PR team before being sent to Fizz. There was still a massive amount needing replies, which Barb was helping with.

“Jesus H. Christ,��� she muttered, sorting through the day's pile. There wasn’t anything dangerous in the envelopes, Mammon’s people saw to that. But the amount of requests for feet pics, pictures of Fizz without his prosthetics, offers for ‘a good time’ and straight up pornographic fanart was ridiculous. Barb felt like her eyes needed bleach some days, but she didn’t want her friend dealing with this nonsense alone. “I keep telling the assholes to not send the skeevy shit but do they listen? Noooooo, it’s ‘not their job to moderate content.’ Bullshit, you’re a PR team, it is your fucking job.”

The rejected pile steadily rose and the accepted pile gradually had a few letters added. Then she saw a name that made her want to scream. More than fan mail sorting usually did.

Blitzø.

Her fucking traitor twin. The scumbag who left- who abandoned his family and friends to be a royal pet. And now he was sending Fizzarolli fan mail?!

“What the fuck are you pulling Blitzo?” she hissed at the envelope in her claws. Nothing from him for years and once Fizz is successful and famous he tries to contact them? Not even ‘them,’ the envelope was addressed to Fizz.

Barb could tell from the feel of the envelope there were several pages in the letter. She wasn’t going to read it and she sure as shit wasn’t going to send it Fizz’s way. Most of the rejected mail was just shredded. She scrawled ‘RETURN TO SENDER’ in bold red marker. Hopefully the asshat would get the hint.

Later that day, as she and Fizz were finishing up the handful of responses to fans (mostly to kids) she debated on whether to tell him about the letter. Barb decided she’d better, in case the traitor tried to get in touch another way.

“You got another letter that went into the reject pile.” Fizz quirked an eyebrow. She usually didn’t mention the mail she filtered out unless it was important or particularly hilarious. “It was from Blitzo.”

Fizz gripped the pen he was using. His mechanical fingers twitched and the plastic tube snapped in half, creating a spray of ink. Ichor drained from his face, then his cheeks flushed again in anger. “The fuck does that asshole want?”

Barb shrugged. “Dunno. Didn’t read it, I just sent it back. Figured it can’t be that important, coming from a traitorous dickhead only when you’re famous.” He looked at her, anger at Blitzo warring with gratitude for her in his expression. “If he sends any more, I’ll send ‘em right back. Should probably tell the PR guys he might contact you another way though.”

He dumped the ruined gel pen in the trash bin and grabbed a tissue to clean his hand. “Fuck, Ozzie’s gonna be pissed if this gets in the joints. Thanks for looking out for me Barb.”

“Course Fizz. We look out for each other, right?” She decided to ignore his mention of Asmodeus. He’d been spending more time with the Sin of Lust, even now that the Fizzy robot development was done for the time being. What the fuck is it with royal demons and imp guys? she thought to herself.

Fizzarolli gave her a shaky smile and tossed the ink covered tissue into the trash. “Well I’m not up for answering more mail. Wanna call it a day and grab something terrible for us?”

Barb stood up and stretched, popping vertebrae down her spine and tail. “Thought you had a dinner meeting with Asmodeus.” She knew he did, she had to know his schedule. If he was going to be with a Deadly Sin, he really didn’t need her acting as bodyguard.

“Shit, I almost forgot. It’s not business though, if you wanna join u-“

“I’ll pass. Don’t wanna be a third wheel and all that shit.” She’d tagged along with Fizz and Ozzie once before and swore never again. Not unless she had her own date. No matter how much the two men denied it, she could see where things were headed.

Fizz stammered, “We-we’re not an item Barb! I keep telling you, it’s just business and the occasional fuck.”

“So if tonight isn’t business it’s the ‘occasional’ fuck.” She made air quotes as she walked out of the room with him. “Still don’t wanna be around for that Fizz. Have fun, I’ll see you tomorrow.” Fizz waved as she headed out the building; he had to text Ozzie to send a car up to Greed and wait for his ride.

Getting something terrible to eat sounded amazing though, so she got cheap Chinese food on the way home. The staff knew her usual order and she soon had a takeout bag in one hand and an extra egg roll to snack on as she walked.

Her studio apartment, decorated haphazardly in rock music paraphernalia, was unsurprisingly empty. She managed to keep most of her emotions at bay as she watched a hellanovella and devoured her fried rice. But there was an end to the episode and comfort food.

Anger and confusion and loneliness bubbled up. She chucked an empty takeout box at the wall and gripped the sides of her head. “Goddammit Blitzo! You’re not even here and you’re fucking up my life.” Just the reminder that he existed sent her spiraling into the worst memories.

Her brother abandoning them. Her mom covering bruises. Her dad’s rising anger towards her and Fizz. Straining to match Fizz as a partner. Fighting creeps and stalkers. The fire. Finding Fizz. Finding…her mom.

“FUCK!” she yelled, throwing a wooden chopstick after the box. She didn’t want to think about it. She didn’t want to think about anything. Barb had promised herself she wouldn’t use again; she’d been clean the past four months. But Barb four months ago hadn’t expected Blitzo to resurface. So today’s Barb unblocked her dealer’s number to see if she could hook her up fast.

As it turned out, her dealer could. And she got a second ‘something terrible’ that let her not think about anything until the high wore off.

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[dynared]

One thing in the back of my mind is JDS and LM may be on the kallura is a mistake and allurance should have always been cannon. Lance insting it should be lance and allura not keith and allura made me think that. Though ending with allura dying seems to go against that. I mean they basically wasted the first and given WEPs disapointment only time allurance is cannon.

From everything that's been said about Voltron Legendary Defender, there are actually multiple stories about why it all fell apart and the license is now with Amazon (although like I noted yesterday, there is a greater than zero chance the Filipino GMA Network may not just release its live-action Voltes V, but a live-action Daimos before Voltron hits theaters).

If you believe Bob Koplar's Voltron panels, the man hated what Legendary Defender did in multiple spots. He hated Allurance, hated the race swaps, hated Shiro, and hated that the giant robot show was allergic to the giant robot. The relationship fully fell apart when Universal rejected a David Hayter-penned live-action movie script that used Legendary Defender as its base, and if Koplar is to be believed, while he has nothing but respect for Solid Snake (the man did write the screenplay for the first two X-Men films), the final product, AND I QUOTE, "Did not get Voltron". So once Universal/Dreamworks let the license expire (by not greenlighting any sort of continuation or separate adaptation), the rights lapsed and reverted to WEP, with Bob all too happy to take the license back and shop it around. That being said, the romance element was one of many things Koplar hated, rather than it being the only thing he thought was bad. And judging by the commercial, non-Tumblr/Twitter response to the film in comparison to the utterly insane bidding war the pitch that was based on the original show garnered, Bob was correct.

The actors behind the show presented a much more mundane reason for the show falling apart during a panel in 2021. During said panels, the actors CLAIMED that Legendary Defender was supposed to have a movie about an older Lance going to find Allura and reviving her. However, in their account of the story, when Dreamworks signed a deal with Hulu, they were legally unable to make the movie happen. And then the license expired due to reasons they were unaware of.

Bluntly put, while it's feasible, the story doesn't really add up.

Yes, Dreamworks did sign an exclusivity deal with Hulu (that seems to have since expired). Only that deal did not prevent the continuation of numerous Dreamworks animations, including the Boss Baby show, which is running to this day, and She-Ra, which after it ended and bombed, went to Amazon Prime for its next incarnation, not Hulu or even Peacock (which is owned by NBC Universal, Dreamworks's parent company).

If the Legendary Defender deal did expire, absolutely nothing was stopping Universal, had they wanted to, from putting a new Voltron show into production to retain the license, even if it was some sort of Teen Titans Go-esque comedy.

Universal itself at this point was actually going through significant cost-cutting. They actually dumped a few films they were going to distribute, most notably Detective Pikachu, to save on marketing costs.

I'm of the belief that there was a VLD animated grand finale movie in the cards, but after the show tanked commercially, the movie production went south, and it was clear Koplar was pissed and Universal thought the license was dead (by their own hand), Bob took the license back through the license expiration clause, and when he set out to restart the live-action movie, made it a point to make it the opposite of all the things he hated about Voltron Legendary Defender. Which seems to be "most everything," although yes, that does include the romance in the show.

[lootsofathousandsworld]

Life of  a Pirate Chpt 5

Here’s a new chapter for you all. *Falls on ground.* 

Hope you like it and sorry if grammer is wonky. 

Preview: https://at.tumblr.com/lootsofathousandsworld/life-of-a-pirate-chapt-4/7yyz0xb47e3i

I manage to get some dishes off the sink without gagging. It was because some of these plates still had some unknown go, and I dared not think about what it was. Not wanting to get my stomach turned.

I put the bucket in the sink and reached my hand for the faucet. But realizing seconds later my hand couldn't find one. I blinked in confusion and saw this sink didn't have any faucets for me to turn on the water.

"What?" I leaned over the sink to look for anything to start the water, but there was nothing to turn on. Then I caught a glimpse of rope close to the sink. I hummed and looked at it for a second. Believing this will give me some, I reached over and was about to pull it.

"NO! DON'T PULL THAT!" I yelped in startle and B.E.N came zooming in out of nowhere and stops right in front of me. While I was getting my heart to beat normally, the robot touched the rope and points up where it leads to.

"This is the food bell." He explained. "It's where one of us rings the bell when food is ready." I took a glance up and saw one silver bell attached to it.

"Oh," That's all I can say, and B.E.N. gives me a sheepish smile.

"Sorry to scare you. I didn't want you to deal with men coming crashing in. They're pretty aggressive whenever a meal is ready."

"It's alright," I replied but asked." But if that's the food call, where I can get water?"

"Oh, it's right over there." He casually points toward a few barrels in the corner. Noticing the water was there the whole time, I can't help to let out a huff and pull my bucket out from the sink.

"Getting all that dirty dishes out was such a waste," I grumbled while setting down the bucket and grab many dirty dishes as I could to put them back in.

"Hey let me help," I saw B.E.N get on his knees, grab some dishes, and begin talking, "I'm really sorry about the mess here. I was supposed to get them clean. But Captain Flint wants me to be at his side all the time."

"And why he wants you at his side?" I asked. I sort of knew the reason why due to reading his character description, as he was paranoid about one of his men deciding to take B.E.N away. To either kill him or sell him on the black market for tons of money.

But I want to see his point of view on this. Since he had been living on his ship for who knows how long. Maybe it was something else that wasn't brought up in Flint's description. I saw him only shrug and answered.

"I don't know. Maybe he's protecting me from his men? He tells me how when he's not around the crew will do something to me. And he's not there to save me,"

Definitely paranoid, I suggest, almost rolling my eyes. As we both get the rest dirty dishes back in the sink. I took the empty bucket and make my way toward the barrels.

"Try on the left," B.E.N. called. "Its has half full in it."

" Um, thanks," I said. I turned on the faucet that was on the barrel and fill the bucket with water.

"And the soap is right here!" I gasped when he proudly handed me a bar of soap on my palm. "Just don't use it all."

"I know," I replied. The old crabass turtle informed me."

"Oh good!" B.E.N smiled.

"Still though, he never told me where the water is,"

"Oh?" B.E.N added.

"Yep," I snorted and mimicked while adding a little soap to my bucket. "Just get down there and fill it up blah blah blah,"

The robot almost snickers at my Bone's impression and puts his arm around me. "Aw once you get the hang of living here, things won't be that bad,"

"Won't be that bad?" I glance at him oddly. He uses his other hand to rub his back neck after he saw my puzzled look.

"Well, won't be that bad is not the right term for living here huh?"

"Even when you are living with the scariest pirate for life," I said. But after my replying, I was surprised he just shrugged it off.

"Sure he can be. But I promise once you get to know him, he's not a monster as you may think." Not sure if his words are just him being Stockholm syndrome since he has been living with him for so long.

Still, I have a hard time believing it. Reading about how Flint abused him despite acting like a father figure to him. I'm just secretly surprised he kept B.E.N alive until upon his death he took his memory away. He could've just murdered him after B.E.N had done helping him set up his booby trap.

I just shook my head and pick my water bucket up. "Sure I'll keep that in mind." I got up as he did the same. " But when the bargain is done, I'm going home,"

"Home?" He blinks but then soon understands it was part of the parlay, and his face turns disappointed.

"Oh."

With that face he made, I felt guilty for leaving him. But if I take him now, the treasure planet timeline will mess everything up with him not meeting Jim and starting a good new life from there.

But then he asks this question that made me lose my breath.

"Where are you from?"

I bite my lips on what to fib and then answer with one planet I can think of. "Its...Montressor. It's where I came from,"

"Oh, Montressor!" B.E.N's facial beamed, clasping his hands together. "I hear so much about it! Wonderful planet despite its only for mining. And of course, I knew you might be from there. Mostly terrians are born from there am I right?"

He winked at me and I quickly made my more fibbing answer.

"Yes of course! You got that one right," I winked back at him, smiling despite feeling more guilty. Then B.E.N. gets all excited and speaks fast.

"Oh, I have so many questions about your planet! I want to know everything like does your planet has gems, gold, or silver when you mined. And I'm curious as your queen ever come to visit the planet? I'm sure she had and.."

I grit my teeth in silence when he begins rambling about his curious questions, and I have zero knowledge about that planet. I almost panicked about how am I going to answer all of this after I made a lie. I don't know anything about Montressor besides that it has a spaceport and Benbow inn.

I felt relief when B.E.N starts talking about food his eyes lit up. "Holy Nebula supper! Captain Flint is going to kill me!" Before he dashes, he turns to me.

"We'll talk later! See you soon new friend!"

New friend? His words stabbed me with much more guilt to see he fully trusted me. I forced myself to smile and made a little wave.

"Yeah! I'll see you soon. Thanks for your help," He gives me a thumbs up and hurries to the stove to prepare Flint's cooking. With that, I made my way to the deck to start mopping as my heart was still sinking on B.E.N seeing me as a new friend.

I muttered to myself. "B.E.N, I hope you can forgive me when you find out the truth."

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After a few hours of mopping the deck, I hear the food bell ringing. I let out a huge sigh of relief due I was already tired with sweats running down my forehead. Not to mention my arms and back were sore.

I saw all men charging toward the gallery like hungry hippos and I followed behind so I won't get stampeded on. Soon I was in line to get my food.

About a few minutes later, it was my turn to grab mine. A large alien with a weird squidlike shape face handed me a bowl with soup in it. I winched when I saw it was bubbly and had some strange meat in them.

He notices my facial he grunts. "What?"

"What kind of meat is in this?" I asked. The tentacle alien face looks down at my soup.

"I don't really know,"

"You don't know?" I gulped.

He snorted. "It could be from orcus galacticus or something. Now move along ye holding the line!" One of the men behind me give me a nudge and I grunted, moving aside for him to pass.

I let out a sharp sigh and walked to the other side to find a table to sit at. I spotted one empty in a corner which was perfect since the table was a bit away from the crew. I sat down with my soup and glanced down at it.

Using the spoon, I scooped a few chunks of meat and brought it close to my face. The smell itself wasn't too bad, but the taste however would be different.

I lick my lips nervously. "Well, like Simba says, hakuna matata," I slup my soup and chew it. After a few seconds, I swallow it and hums.

"Hey, it's not bad. Short of tastes like steak."

While I was eating my soup, I overheard a few pirates speaking and in corner of my eye, some were looking at me. I looked down to avoid their contact and try to enjoy my soup. But then I overheard someone muttering. I looked over my shoulder and saw a bird-like alien, having blue-green peacock feather hair.

Unlike the other pirates, he looks clean with small spectacle glasses on his beak. Like he'd just come from a wealthy home, having a bit snob look on his face. He was writing something down on his notes beside his bowl while eating. I blinked and couldn't help to wonder what he was writing. All of a sudden he stopped his writing.

I swallowed when he perks up as if he sense he was being watched. He turns over to me and I quickly glance away. I breathed and scooped some more meat to finish eating.

"You know it's rude to stare at people,"

I almost choked my food in startle when I heard a person speaking. I coughed and find the person who spoke. It was the same bird alien. He tsks while I use my sleeves to wipe my saliva mix soup off my chin.

"Careful about how much you put food in your mouth unless you want your trachea to open in the wrong lane.

"Well if you haven't... frighten me, it won't go down the wrong tube," I manage to speak. The bird alien watches me still coughing and walks over to grab a cup of water which was beside his bowl.

'Here drink this, it'll soothe your throat." I grab his cup and drink a little. I sighed a second later, putting the cup down after my cough went away.

"Thanks,"

"So you are new to the crew yes?" He sat down in front of me and put his hands together.

I shrugged and kept on eating my soup. "Not really. Once the merchant ship, the Captain made a promise to release me."

"Release you?" He made a laugh. "Don't get your hopes up,"

"What do you mean?" I frowned at him after swallowing my food. He looks at me seriously and leans toward me.

"You are on a ship where many of us double-crossed one another." He spoke lowly. I suggest you be careful about who you are dealing with."

I felt my stomach turn when he says those words. There is no way their Captain will do that. We shook on it.

"But, the Captain and I made a paraly. That is one of the codes," I said.

"And some codes can be broken miss," He replied. "And this Captain you dealt with can be the one you will regret." I was silent as he gets up from his seat. Before he leaves for his table he turns to me.

"By the way, names Nicolas D. Allyrdace in case you wish to talk to me again." As he left, I looked down at my soup. Now losing my appetite for worrying about that bargain.

I huffed and scooted the bowl away. I'm not letting his words get to me. I was determined to be free and find a way to fix my wish no matter what.

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Third's person POV

Meanwhile, inside the cabin, B.E.N was on the other side of the room. Sitting on his chair, he was looking through his compass disc. He gulped at how his captain is in a bad mood right now. Due to there being no merchant ships to raid for the evening.

Flint was studying his sphere map while calculating the distance of his other map on his desk that contain the whole Etherium universe. Trying to make him in a better mood, he spoke out.

"Don't worry Captain! I'm sure tomorrow will be the best day to plunder,"

Flint grumbled and snatches his rum bottle beside him. "It better be," The robot gulped at his tone and watched him drink his bottle down.

"Y-you shouldn't drink that much. Remember what Nic said?"

"I know!" Flint barked. "I'm aware of my drink, I don't need a reminder," B.E.N shrinks down from his yell. The whole cabin was quiet for a moment until Flint clears his throat.

'Have you spoken to our new crew member?"

"Oh yes! Yes sir," B.E.N replied.

"And how is she?" He added.

The robot almost smiles. "She sounds wonderful! Even though I think she could be homesick." Flint raises one of his eyebrows.

"Homesick you say?"

"Yep," B.E.N nodded. "I didn't know this paraly you and her made was the key for her to go home."

"Hm how interesting," Flint hummed while playing with his half-empty bottle of rum. And then asks this question.

"Had she said why she wants to go home?"

"Well, I think she's scared of staying here sir. Which I understand why since being on your ship is scary," Then B.E.N looks down sadly. "Still though, I'm going to miss her when she leaves,"

Flint almost smirked when he saw his robot looking gloomy. For him, it was the perfect way to have this woman stay longer. He pretends to act in sympathy for him.

"Aww don't worry B.E.N. She won't be leaving anytime soon."

"Really?"

"Sure," Flint replied. "If you try convincing her how my ship is not that scary she might change her mind. Calling her parlay off,"

"Oh maybe I can," His robot grinned. "I can show her being on a ship won't be that bad, after my experience of course." He points to himself proudly.

And then spread his arms out excitedly. "And we're going to be best friends in the whole galaxy,"

"Ah, I'm sure you both will," Flint chuckled darkly. His plan was coming along good than he expected. Tomorrow he might be able to find out her secret sooner. And whatever the secret she is keeping, he will make sure to make her spill it all out.

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Automotive Shredded Residue Market Eyes $1.7 Billion in 2030 Amid Sustainability Push

The Automotive Shredded Residue (ASR) market has been witnessing significant growth globally, driven by rising environmental concerns and stricter regulations. ASR comprises the non-recyclable remnants left after a vehicle is shredded and metal components are recycled. This material often includes plastics, textiles, glass, rubber, and other composites. With the push toward sustainability, the focus has shifted to extracting value from ASR, turning what was once waste into an economic resource.

Drivers of Growth in the ASR Market

One of the primary factors fueling growth in the ASR market is the increasing emphasis on recycling in the automotive sector. Governments and organizations worldwide are imposing stringent regulations for end-of-life vehicles (ELVs), requiring manufacturers to recover or recycle up to 95% of their vehicle components. Additionally, advancements in separation and processing technologies have made it easier to extract reusable materials from ASR, further driving market expansion. The circular economy model, where waste becomes an asset, is playing a crucial role in shaping this industry.

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Market Trends and Future Outlook

The ASR market, valued at USD 1.1 billion in 2023, is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.1%, reaching approximately USD 1.7 billion by 2030. This growth is fueled by technological innovations, such as advanced sorting systems and pyrolysis techniques, which enable higher recovery rates. Industries are also exploring secondary applications for ASR-derived materials, such as energy recovery and raw material substitution, opening up new revenue streams. With ongoing investments in R&D and a global push for sustainable solutions, the future of the ASR market looks promising.

Challenges in the Automotive Shredded Residue Industry

Despite its growth potential, the ASR industry faces several challenges. One key issue is the complex and diverse composition of ASR, which makes recycling and material recovery difficult. High costs associated with advanced sorting technologies and lack of standardization in processing methods further hinder efficiency. Additionally, environmental concerns regarding ASR disposal and energy-intensive processes create regulatory hurdles. Addressing these challenges requires collaboration among stakeholders, technological innovation, and policy support.

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Innovative technologies are transforming how ASR is processed and utilized. Advanced sorting systems, including optical sensors, magnetic separation, and robotics, have significantly improved material recovery rates. Pyrolysis, which breaks down ASR into usable oil and gas, is gaining traction as a sustainable alternative. Furthermore, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are being employed to optimize sorting processes, reduce costs, and enhance recovery precision. These advancements are instrumental in reshaping the ASR market, making it more efficient and eco-friendly.

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As a computer science major (yes, I know I'm evil), nothing I hate more than people calling everything ai. Both companies and individuals. AI isn't even a real thing it's just a marketing term that gets rebranded every few years. There is an evil part to it (the environmental impact and ethical concerns) but that's primarily to do with LLMs and generative AI, neither of which is actual AI just something that imitates the desired goal of AI.

True AI doesn't exist, and that's why they're selling this technology as fancy Google searches and image generators. They invested billions of dollars into hopefully getting that 70s sci-fi kind of AI and robotics only for it all the fail as computers fundamentally cannot think like humans. So all you get is a close approximation, except that approximation is so unreliable they have to mass market it to individuals rather than use it in the advanced technological way they wanted.

At least what has been revealed or shared with the public.

Again, as someone who studies this stuff, there is some level of fascination for AI and LLMs but not chatgpt and openai but the actual programs that are used to develop this software. But I just don't wanna use that junk because it's trash.

The only reason they're forcing this crap onto us is because they know it's useless and a colossal waste of money. Decades of failed experimentation.

It's so annoying watching people rightfully critique AI only to devolve into that crazy "what if AI takes over the world" "what if it becomes sentient" like it can't even imitate thought. Everything it says is programmed to say. The responses you get from these chat bots were written by humans paired with data the bot collected. You fuck around with them enough you will quickly pick up on the patterns and can easily infer what the dialogue options were.

It's just garbage tech recycling existing technology to create a new technology that is still sucky at its job. And companies are buying into it because they're lazy and don't give a rats ass about the quality of the end product anyway. AI has many problems and poses a huge threat to society, but its danger lies in how it's used and not the tech itself because it's garbage. Cool if you understand programming and just how hard it is to get a computer just to sort 10 numbers and therefore can appreciate the brilliance of LLMs. But functionally, it's all just slop and trash and needs to get out of everything.

Tldr: AI is bad because of its moral and ethical costs. It is not dangerous in the sense that's it's too powerful. Computers are very stupid and are extremely human dependent. Any flaw is either intentional or evidence of how stupid computers and AI are

This is so random but I love it.

I’ve also been skeptical of all this AI stuff… sometimes I see videos for products with “AI” and it seems like a meaningless term, like another word for “algorithm” except supposedly smarter and more expensive.

There’s so much hype but nothing about AI has really impressed me. It does seem like a marketing scam.

So cool that you have that insight!!!

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Pharmacy Automation Industry: Revolutionizing Medication Management 

The pharmacy automation industry has become an integral part of modern healthcare, transforming the way medications are prepared, dispensed, and managed. By leveraging advanced technologies such as robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and data analytics, pharmacy automation systems streamline workflows, enhance accuracy, and improve patient outcomes. As healthcare systems worldwide grapple with increasing demands and workforce challenges, automation offers a reliable solution to boost efficiency and reduce errors. 

The pharmacy automation market is estimated to be valued at USD 6.58 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to USD 9.99 billion by 2029, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.83% during the forecast period from 2024 to 2029. 

What is Pharmacy Automation? 

Pharmacy automation refers to the use of technology to automate various pharmacy operations, including medication dispensing, inventory management, prescription processing, and patient counseling. These systems range from simple counting machines to sophisticated robotic dispensing units and integrated software solutions. 

Automation serves pharmacies across various settings, including retail outlets, hospitals, long-term care facilities, and mail-order services. By minimizing manual interventions, these systems reduce errors, save time, and allow pharmacists to focus on clinical tasks and patient care. 

Key Drivers of the Pharmacy Automation Industry 

1. Growing Demand for Medication Management 

The global population is aging rapidly, leading to an increase in chronic diseases and a corresponding rise in prescription volumes. Pharmacy automation helps manage the growing demand for medications efficiently, ensuring timely and accurate dispensing. 

2. Focus on Reducing Medication Errors 

Medication errors can have severe consequences for patients and healthcare providers. Automation minimizes human errors in dosage calculation, dispensing, and labeling, significantly improving patient safety. 

3. Workforce Challenges in the Pharmacy Sector 

Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians face increasing workloads, often leading to burnout and errors. Automation alleviates this pressure by handling routine tasks, allowing pharmacists to dedicate more time to patient care and clinical decision-making. 

4. Advancements in Technology 

Technological innovations, such as AI, machine learning, and IoT, have enhanced the capabilities of pharmacy automation systems. These technologies enable real-time data tracking, predictive analytics, and seamless integration with electronic health records (EHRs), improving overall efficiency. 

5. Cost Containment in Healthcare 

Pharmacy automation systems reduce labor costs, minimize waste, and improve inventory management, contributing to cost savings for healthcare providers. This aligns with the broader goal of containing healthcare expenditures while maintaining high-quality care. 

Applications of Pharmacy Automation 

1. Automated Dispensing Systems 

Automated dispensing cabinets and robots are used to store, manage, and dispense medications accurately. These systems enhance efficiency in high-volume environments such as hospitals and retail pharmacies. 

2. Compounding Automation 

Compounding automation systems prepare customized medications, particularly sterile intravenous (IV) solutions, ensuring precision and sterility while reducing contamination risks. 

3. Medication Packaging Systems 

Automated packaging systems sort, package, and label medications in unit doses or multi-dose packs, improving adherence and reducing medication errors in long-term care and outpatient settings. 

4. Inventory Management 

Automation systems monitor inventory levels in real-time, track expiration dates, and generate replenishment orders, reducing waste and stockouts. 

5. Prescription Management 

Pharmacy automation software streamlines the prescription filling process, from verification to labeling, enhancing workflow efficiency and reducing turnaround times. 

6. Patient-Centric Services 

Some automation solutions include telepharmacy platforms, enabling remote consultations and medication counseling, particularly in underserved areas. 

Benefits of Pharmacy Automation 

1. Enhanced Accuracy and Safety 

Automation eliminates manual errors in dispensing, labeling, and dosage calculation, significantly improving patient safety and medication accuracy. 

2. Improved Operational Efficiency 

Pharmacy automation systems streamline workflows, reduce waiting times, and optimize resource utilization, enhancing overall productivity. 

3. Better Inventory Management 

Real-time tracking of medication stocks prevents overstocking and understocking, reduces waste, and ensures availability of critical drugs. 

4. Reduced Costs 

By minimizing errors, waste, and labor-intensive tasks, pharmacy automation contributes to cost savings for pharmacies and healthcare facilities. 

5. Increased Focus on Patient Care 

Automation frees up pharmacists from routine tasks, allowing them to focus on clinical responsibilities, medication therapy management, and patient counseling. 

Challenges in the Pharmacy Automation Industry 

1. High Initial Investment 

The cost of acquiring and implementing pharmacy automation systems can be prohibitive, particularly for small and medium-sized pharmacies. 

2. Integration Issues 

Seamless integration of automation systems with existing healthcare IT infrastructure, such as EHRs and hospital information systems, can be complex and time-consuming. 

3. Training and Adaptation 

Pharmacy staff must be trained to use automation systems effectively. Resistance to change and lack of familiarity with technology can hinder adoption. 

4. Data Privacy and Security 

Automation systems often handle sensitive patient and medication data, making them vulnerable to cybersecurity threats. Ensuring robust data protection measures is crucial. 

5. Maintenance and Downtime 

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure optimal performance of automation systems. Any technical glitches or downtime can disrupt pharmacy operations. 

Emerging Trends in Pharmacy Automation 

1. Integration with AI and Machine Learning 

AI-powered systems analyze prescription trends, predict demand, and optimize inventory management, further enhancing the efficiency of pharmacy operations. 

2. Rise of Telepharmacy 

The integration of automation with telepharmacy platforms is expanding access to pharmaceutical services, particularly in remote and underserved areas. 

3. Smart Packaging Solutions 

Innovations in medication packaging, such as smart pill bottles and blister packs with embedded sensors, are improving medication adherence and tracking. 

4. Robotics in Retail Pharmacies 

Retail pharmacies are adopting robotic systems for prescription filling and customer service, reducing wait times and improving user experience. 

5. Cloud-Based Solutions 

Cloud-based automation systems facilitate real-time data sharing and remote monitoring, enabling efficient operations across multiple pharmacy locations. 

Future Outlook 

The pharmacy automation industry is poised for robust growth, driven by rising demand for efficient medication management, advances in technology, and the need for improved healthcare outcomes. As automation becomes more affordable and accessible, its adoption is expected to expand across diverse pharmacy settings. 

Governments and healthcare organizations worldwide are recognizing the potential of pharmacy automation to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve patient safety. Continued investments in R&D and supportive regulatory frameworks will further propel the industry's growth. 

Conclusion 

Pharmacy automation is revolutionizing the pharmaceutical landscape by addressing critical challenges in medication management and healthcare delivery. With its ability to enhance accuracy, improve efficiency, and enable patient-centric services, automation is becoming a cornerstone of modern pharmacy operations. 

While challenges such as high costs and integration issues remain, the benefits of automation far outweigh its drawbacks. As technology continues to evolve, the pharmacy automation industry will play a key role in shaping the future of healthcare, ensuring safer, faster, and more reliable medication management for patients worldwide.    For a detailed overview and more insights, you can refer to the full market research report by Mordor Intelligence: https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/pharmacy-automation-market

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The Role of Pallet Conveyors in Automating UK Logistics Operations

In the fast-paced world of logistics, automation is no longer a luxury but a necessity for meeting growing customer demands and staying competitive. Among the tools driving this transformation in the UK’s logistics sector, pallet conveyors stand out as an essential component in streamlining operations, improving efficiency, and reducing costs.

Understanding Pallet Conveyors

Pallet conveyors are mechanical systems designed to move heavy or bulky items—typically stored on pallets—through various stages of the supply chain. From warehouses to manufacturing plants, these conveyors play a vital role in handling goods efficiently and safely, minimizing the need for manual labor.

In the UK, where e-commerce and industrial logistics are thriving, the adoption of advanced conveyor systems has surged. Whether for small-scale distribution centers or large, multi-national operations, pallet conveyors have proven their worth in automating repetitive and time-consuming tasks.

Key Benefits of Pallet Conveyors in Logistics Automation

1. Enhanced Efficiency and Speed

Manual handling of pallets can be time-intensive and prone to delays. Pallet conveyors automate the movement of goods, significantly reducing bottlenecks in loading, unloading, and sorting processes. This ensures faster order fulfillment, a critical factor in meeting tight delivery schedules.

2. Improved Workplace Safety

Handling heavy pallets manually increases the risk of workplace injuries. Pallet conveyors eliminate much of this risk by automating the transportation process. By reducing manual intervention, logistics companies can create a safer environment for their employees.

3. Cost Savings

Automation reduces reliance on labor-intensive processes, leading to significant cost savings in the long run. While the initial investment in conveyor systems might seem high, the reduction in labor costs, coupled with increased throughput, offers a quick return on investment.

4. Scalability

Modern pallet conveyor systems are highly customizable and scalable, making them suitable for businesses of all sizes. Whether a company is managing a small warehouse or a sprawling logistics hub, these systems can be tailored to meet specific operational needs.

Applications of Pallet Conveyors in UK Logistics

Warehousing and Storage: Conveyors are used to transport pallets between different zones within a warehouse, such as from storage areas to picking stations.

Order Fulfillment: Automated conveyor systems help streamline the picking and packing processes, ensuring accurate and speedy order fulfillment.

Distribution Centers: Conveyors efficiently move goods from inbound receiving docks to outbound loading bays.

Manufacturing: In production facilities, pallet conveyors are used to transport raw materials and finished products between workstations.

Pallet Conveyors and Sustainability

As UK industries increasingly prioritize sustainability, pallet conveyors contribute to eco-friendly operations. Their automation reduces energy consumption by optimizing workflows, while advanced systems equipped with energy-efficient motors and sensors minimize power usage. Additionally, by reducing waste and errors, these systems align with green logistics initiatives.

Future Trends in Pallet Conveyor Systems

The pallet conveyor market is rapidly evolving, with innovations that further enhance its capabilities:

Integration with IoT and AI: Smart sensors and artificial intelligence enable real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and data-driven decision-making.

Robotics Integration: Combining conveyors with robotic systems enhances automation, allowing for seamless pallet handling and sorting.

Modular Designs: Modular conveyor systems make it easier to adapt to changing business needs, ensuring long-term flexibility.

Conclusion

Pallet conveyors are transforming the landscape of logistics in the UK, empowering businesses to meet the challenges of an increasingly demanding marketplace. By automating critical operations, they ensure higher efficiency, improved safety, and sustainable growth.

For logistics companies aiming to stay ahead of the curve, investing in pallet conveyor systems is a step towards a future-proof and competitive operation. As technology continues to advance, the role of these systems in automating logistics operations will only become more significant.

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Fishery Machinery Manufacturing Market Size and Application by 2023 - 2030

The global Fishery Machinery Manufacturing Market research study predicts revenue growth over the forecast period. It investigates the various stakeholders in the market ecosystem, such as manufacturers, vendors, and end users. The study also looks at the industry's potential. Researchers examined the impact of a variety of social, political, and economic issues, as well as current market dynamics, to arrive at these market estimates. This study thoroughly investigates the industry.

The Fishery Machinery Manufacturing Market Trend was USD 0.59 billion in 2022 and is expected to Reach USD 0.64 billion by 2030 and grow at a CAGR of 1.05% over the forecast period of 2023-2030.

The fishery machinery manufacturing market is experiencing significant growth as the global demand for seafood rises and the industry seeks more efficient and sustainable methods for fish processing and aquaculture. This market encompasses a wide range of equipment, including fish sorting machines, filleting systems, and aquaculture systems designed to enhance productivity and ensure the quality of seafood products. As fisheries and aquaculture operations expand to meet the increasing consumer demand, the need for advanced machinery that improves operational efficiency and reduces waste is becoming more critical. Innovations in fishery machinery are enabling more precise processing, better yield, and enhanced automation, driving the market forward.

Technological advancements are a key factor in the evolving fishery machinery manufacturing market. The integration of automation, data analytics, and robotics is transforming traditional fishery operations, offering solutions that streamline processes and minimize manual labor. Additionally, the focus on sustainability is prompting the development of machinery that reduces environmental impact, such as systems that improve resource efficiency and minimize bycatch. As the industry adapts to both growing demand and environmental considerations, the fishery machinery market is set to continue its expansion, driven by ongoing innovation and the need for more effective and eco-friendly processing solutions.

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Several factors are taken into account, including a market assessment based on significant discoveries and advancements. The intrinsic elements of the market are the drivers and constraints, and the extrinsic elements are the opportunities and problems. The report's market forecasts are based on secondary research, primary interviews, and in-house expert reviews. The study is a valuable source of advice and direction for firms and individuals interested in the Fishery Machinery Manufacturing Market because it provides essential information on the state of the industry.

Major Key Players in the Fishery Machinery Manufacturing Market:

Bass Pro Shops

Berkley Fishing

AFTCO Mfg. Co. Inc

Buck’s Bag Inc

Bass Pro Shops

Pure Fishing, Inc

Aarcom International

Arenco AB

GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft

KM Fish Machinery A / S

Norfab Equipment Ltd

Aquaculture Equipment Ltd

Reef Industries, Inc

Other

Market Segmentation

This section of the study goes over the segmentation and sub-segmentation of the Fishery Machinery Manufacturing Market. Furthermore, the study examines the target market's best-performing segments as well as forecasts for the coming years.

By Type

Elevators & hoppers

Feeders

Head cutting machines

Filleting machines

Skinning machines

By Application

Agriculture

Aquaculture

Water Treatment

Other

Competitive Scenario

In this section of the market study dedicated solely to major players in the Fishery Machinery Manufacturing Market, our analysts provide a summary of the leading firms' financial statements, as well as significant advances, product benchmarking, and SWOT analysis. A business description and financial information are also included in the firm profile section. The firms in this section can be tailored to meet the needs of the client.

Report Conclusion

The Fishery Machinery Manufacturing Market study conducted its research using a combination of primary research, secondary research, and expert panel reviews. Secondary research includes industry materials such as news releases, annual reports, and research papers. Factual market expansion information can be found in industry periodicals, trade journals, government websites, and trade associations.

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Industry current and future market forecasts based on recent changes such as growth prospects, challenges, and restraints in both emerging and developed economies.

Porter's five forces analysis is used to examine the market from multiple angles.

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Energy Management System Market is Anticipated to Increase at a CAGR of 14.8% through 2025 | Report by FMI

The global energy management system market was estimated to be worth US$ 6340 Million in 2016 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 14.8% from 2017 to 2025, according to a different market report published by Future Market Bits of knowledge and titled “Energy Management System Market – Worldwide Industry Examination 2012 – 2016 and Opportunity Evaluation, 2017 – 2025.”

The primary factors anticipated to propel the growth of the overall energy management system market are the increasing revenue for energy management programmes in the commercial sectors, rising energy costs, ongoing expansion of regulatory obligations and industry regulations, maintaining association brand value and reputation, and shippers profiting from the accumulation of emerging advancements like convenience, cloud, and big data.

The energy management system measures and reviews the delayed consequences of energy efficiency redesigns. The energy management system helps with sorting out the energy procedure of the association, which maintains the headway of an energy methodology and adds to the plan of energy mean to achieve targets. The energy management system moreover works with the responsibility (obligation and game plan) of the board and has a positive responsibility towards the energy targets.

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All the asset concentrated enterprises use a huge measure of unrefined components, water, and energy assets, hence prompting a lot of strong waste, effluents, and emanations. These businesses are regularly dependent upon various worldwide and neighborhood guidelines, alongside a few plant-level geology consistence’s. To agree with these tough guidelines, ventures are embracing energy the board system and are utilizing different strategies.

The worldwide energy management system market is ordered based on organization, vertical, and programming. Based on sending, the market is portioned into on-reason and cloud-based. The on-premise sub-section was esteemed US$ 3,931.8 Million in 2016. Be that as it may, the cloud-based sub-fragment is projected to enroll a high CAGR of 18.9% during the estimated time frame.

Based on upward, the worldwide energy management system market is sectioned into auto, building robotization, oil, and gas, producing, drug, utilities and energy, and others. The oil and gas sub-portion accounted for a high piece of the pie and was esteemed at US$ 1,727.7 Mn in 2016. Nonetheless, the structure computerization sub-fragment is relied upon to enlist a sound CAGR of 17.3% during the estimated time frame.

Based on programming, the worldwide energy management system market is sectioned into utility energy the board, modern energy management, undertaking carbon and energy management, and private energy management. Endeavor carbon and energy the board portion accounted for a high piece of the pie and was esteemed at US$ 2,257.0 Mn in 2016 and enrolled a CAGR of 17.0%.

Instances of a portion of the critical rivals in the energy the board system market are International Business Machines Corporation, C. A Technologies, Schneider Electric SE, Eaton Corporation PLC, Cisco Systems, Inc., Siemens AG, Honeywell International, Inc., Asea Brown Boveri (ABB) Ltd., General Electric Company, and Emerson Electric Co.