2B0 is Selected to Compete in the Silicon Valley Unicorn Startup Battle February 18, 2021 Separation and Sorting Technology Startup Company Simplifies Home and Office Recycling using IOT Robotics and Artificial Intelligence. 2B0 (To Be Zero) is selected among thousands of entries to compete in the SiliconValley Unicorn Startup Battle, the world’s largest startup pitch competition.The 2B0 patented recycling robot uses artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically recognize, sort, and process recyclable materials.Previous winners of the Unicorn Startup Battle have collectively received $132 million in funding from angel investors and VC firms. The 2B0 patented recycling robot is designed for homes, offices and retail locations. Consumers simply put their recyclable materials into the 2B0 robot which uses AI to automatically recognize, sort and process the material for pickup. “We are thrilled to be recognized as a leading startup innovator,” said Milorad Arsovic, founder and CEO of 2B0. “Our system reduces the need for cities to manually sort recyclable materials and also prevents material from ending up in landfills,” he added. Materials handled by the 2B0 robot are more valuable than regular recyclable materials as they are presorted and preprocessed, reducing volume as much as 93%. Recycling is also made fun and easy with an addictive gamified experience; consumers watch their recycled materials being sorted and ground up on a video screen. Consumers are also rewarded for recycling from 2B0 partner companies Click here for related articles and news This article is published by 2B0 (To Be Zero) View company page MORE from 2B0 (To Be Zero) Related articles High Purity Rates In Bottle Sorting With The STADLER Label Remover Separation and Sorting Technology STADLER and TOMRA Deliver the World’s First Fully Automated Textile Sorting Plant in Malmö, Sweden Separation and Sorting Technology Increasing Sorting Results With Intelligent System Control Separation and Sorting Technology Online Seminar on STEINERT’s Experience and Developments in the Digitalization of the Waste Recycling Industry Separation and Sorting Technology