35%
average CO2e reduction
15%
average increase in profits
“The key to achieving true circular production lies in leveraging AI to adapt to the inherent variability in recycled feedstocks. This transformational integration of AI will propel plants towards increased competitiveness and sustainability, ultimately driving the green manufacturing transition.”
Alp Kucukelbir, Chief Scientist, Fero Labs
Path to sustainability
Policy changes and hardware investments are critical, but they take time to deploy. With Fero Labs, you can reduce emissions simply by installing software. This can be done online or on-prem. Use your existing sensors and control systems to drive efficiency gains with whatever data you have available. Begin your path to sustainability today.
More efficient recycling
White-box real-time machine learning algorithms reveal how much virgin raw material is needed for recycled production workflows. Fero Labs AI will identify the precise amount of raw materials you need, so you can minimize production costs and Scope 3 emissions, without compromising quality.
Energy and heat minimization
Industrial heat accounts for nearly half of manufacturing emissions. Fero Lab’s AI automatically adjusts production set points when adapting to energy feedstocks, so you can keep making the same quality products with greener energy sources.
Proactive production
No more wasted packaged goods. Fero Labs spots quality issues hours ahead of packaging and alerts operators to take action as early as possible in the production line, reducing scrap, unnecessary waste and giving you peace of mind.
"If scaled to the rest of steel production in the US, this approach could prevent 11.9 million tons of CO2 emissions per year--equivalent to a quarter of New York City's emissions."
Global Partnership on AI (GPAI)
AI for Climate Change
Let's celebrate Earth Day 2024 with meaningful action. 💪 Imagine the impact we could achieve if the global manufacturing sector embraced AI starting today. If factories start using AI today, by Earth Day 2025 they would have cut 800MT of harmful emissions.
