FOOTPRINT
Pick success
Remote Operations Center
BeLt Type
Sort, custom priorities
01 • Why EverestLabs Robotics
COMPACT & MODULAR
The cell occupies a 3×3 ft footprint — small enough to drop over a transfer point, a last-chance line, or the tight platform. Your belt, your platform, your layout stay exactly as they are.
Hands-free operations
Our Remote Operations Center runs the fleet 24/7 with AI and human agents watching every cell. Pick priorities get tuned, faults get caught, and recalibration happens from our side — your team never have to worry about the robots.
I never worry about Everest's robot as they manage it remotely and it just works. We need to babysit our other robots.
Nick Novak
Recology Pier 96
All inclusive service
We provide an all inclusive service with SLAs that give you immediate payback and piece of mind.
Performance & Reliability, Contractually Backed
Belt Hours Across several hundred Deployed Systems
Payback
Pick Success, Contractually Gauranteed
01 • Where cells go to work
The same compact cell, four different jobs — from protecting bale quality to pulling revenue back out of the residue line.
01 quality
Problems Operators Face
Mis-sorting is a common problem with legacy equipment resulting in poor quality and returned bales
Robotics quality control for high purity, high value bales including PET, HDPE, UBC, PP5, metals and fiber.
02 Recovery
Problems Operators Face
$100–800K a year of recoverable material leaves a typical facility for landfill
Last-chance recovery that captures missed recyclables and turns it into revenue.
03 Purity
Problems Operators Face
Expensive redesign of plants needed to accommodate changing goals for commodity recovery
Augmentation of sorting lines for more granular sorting (color, size, type) or capturing new commodities.
04 YIELD
Problems Operators Face
Lack of high quality post recycled content causing supply shortages
Automated cleanup that boosts purity and yield across diverse feedstock suppliers (for reclaimers).
03 Robotics + Navigator