ABB Robotics and US start-up Molg tackle data center e-waste with robotic microfactories

ABB Robotics is collaborating with US start-up Molg to create robotic microfactories to recover and recycle data center operators’ disused electronic equipment, commonly known as e-waste.
With global e-waste projected to rise to 75 million tons by 2030[1], the microfactories will play a vital role in reducing the electronic waste, helping the data center sector operate more efficiently and sustainably.

ABB Robotics and Molg will create robotic microfactories for data center server disassembly and component recovery
Collaboration tackles electronic waste (e-waste) production, projected to rise to 75 million tons by 2030
Automated disassembly and recovery addresses environmental and regulatory demands as well as worker welfare

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ABB Robotics and US start-up Molg tackle data center e-waste with robotic microfactories

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