Stabilise flows without slowing operations
Recycling relies on sorting and recovery chains where variability of incoming flows, equipment performance and energy balance directly impact material yield and plant availability.
Even small deviations can lead to reduced capture rates, equipment saturation, energy overconsumption or unplanned downtime.
Indao transforms data from sorting lines, conveyors, separation systems and utilities into reliable operational indicators and concrete recommendations.
Why recycling processes are different
Continuous processes where material variability requires constant adaptation of operating conditions.
Heterogeneous incoming flows
Strong dependence on equipment performance
Balance between material yield and energy
The challenges you face
- Sorting performance stability: maintain high capture rates despite variability in incoming flows
- Equipment availability: reduce downtime caused by blockages, wear or mechanical drift
- Quality of recovered fractions: reduce cross-contamination and improve material purity
- Energy & utilities: control consumption of sorting lines and separation equipment
- Operational control: quickly adjust parameters to changing loads
The limits of your current tools
- Data often fragmented across line supervision, maintenance and energy systems
- Difficulty linking sorting performance with real operating conditions
- Performance analyses often carried out after losses occur
- Limited visibility on root causes of capture losses
- Control often reactive rather than predictive
What Indao delivers in practice
We design advanced analytics solutions that genuinely improve recycling process performance, with AI as a support : explainable, controlled and field-oriented.
What you gain
Operational results, not just more dashboards
See clearly. Act decisively. Optimise sustainably.
Decisions that have already proven their impact
Want to make decisions differently?
Let’s explore how your data can become a concrete operational lever.
Whatever your activity in the water & waste sector