
AppleiPhone disassembly robotLast featured May 2022
Apple Daisy Recycling Robot
I'd buy itI'd buy this.
Impressed by how quickly and precisely Daisy takes apart iPhones, though its capacity is tiny next to Apple's annual sales.
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- 1 video · 2022
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What I liked
- Disassembles an iPhone in 18 seconds
- Recovers pure, reusable materials
- Handles iPhone 5 to iPhone 12
- Capacity of 2.4 million iPhones a year, with room to spare
What I didn't
- Capacity is far below the 200 million phones Apple sells a year
- Many further processes are still needed to get raw materials
In my words
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“it's called Daisy and to visually explain what makes this such a massive leap above the normal recycling process”
“it kind of looks like it might take 10 minutes or so per phone but it actually takes 18 seconds”
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2:00Apple made a Robot...and I got to test it.Impressed by how quickly and precisely Daisy takes apart iPhones, though its capacity is tiny next to Apple's annual sales.
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Why it's on these shelves
- Actually innovative
“it's called Daisy and to visually explain what makes this such a massive leap above the normal recycling process”
▶ 2:11 - Sustainability
“Apple could quite easily make it by either just creating more daisies”
▶ 6:59
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