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Data

A characterisation campaign is only worth the data it leaves behind. Our craft: collecting it precisely, in a standardised format, so it stays usable — tomorrow as in ten years.

The problem with non-standardised data

Campaigns run on spreadsheets, with improvised categories that change from one contractor to the next: the numbers exist, but they don't compare — not across campaigns, not across territories, not over time. Every study stays a silo, and everything starts over.

Standardise at the source

Our applications enforce standardised — and customisable — nomenclatures at the very moment of entry. Every weighing becomes a structured data point, cross-referenced and comparable: from one campaign to the next, one territory to the next, one year to the next.

Every value carries its proof

Traced weighing, timestamped photo, identified operator: verifiable data is defensible data — before your governing bodies as before your funders.

Glass bin being weighed on a scale during a campaign — the display reads 4.45 kg

From the field to the models

  1. 01

    Field

    Structured offline entry, at sorting time.

  2. 02

    Structuring

    Standardised nomenclatures, consistency checks.

  3. 03

    Comparison

    Campaigns, territories and years finally comparable.

  4. 04

    Models

    Datasets ready for analysis and AI.

What a campaign produces — residual household waste composition
Organic waste
32%
Fines (< 8 mm)
18%
Paper & cardboard
12%
Plastics
11%
Glass
5%
Textiles
4%
Metals
3%
Other
15%

Illustrative example. Each bar is backed by traced weighings, spread across over 100 sub-categories.

Ready for artificial intelligence

An AI model is only as good as its training data. By collecting cleanly today, you build a data capital that tomorrow's tools can use — with nothing to redo.

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