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Tyre.media presents REGOM's AI-powered grading system, which automatically identifies each tire's brand, model, dimensions, speed and load index, DOT and remaining tread, even when markings are worn or hard to read. The article highlights how this helps recyclers across Europe and North America reduce waste, lower costs and get more value from used tires, whether they are reused, retreaded, granulated or sent to pyrolysis. Read the article on tyre.media → https://tyre.media/a

Tire Business covers the arrival of REGOM's tire sorting system in the US market. The system uses AI to examine each tire and sort it into categories such as reusable or suitable for retreading, with an operator keeping the final say. Read the article on Tire Business → https://www.tirebusiness.com/news/regom-brings-artificial-intelligence-tire-sorting-system-us/

Michelin and REGOM launched an R&D initiative in early 2024 to rethink tire lifecycle management with RFID. Michelin embeds an RFID tag in its tires at manufacturing, creating a "digital passport" for each one, while REGOM develops the antennas that read this information and integrate it into sorting lines. The RAIN Alliance describes the partnership as "setting a new standard for tire recycling." Read the article on the RAIN Alliance website → https://therainalliance.org/mic

In this article, Retreading Business covers REGOM's international growth and its use of AI to improve carcass recognition, data management and stock management. As REGOM's director Arthur Wagner puts it, AI is "a tool for refinement rather than a standalone solution." Read the article on Retreading Business → https://www.retreadingbusiness.com/regom-scales-global-operations-with-advanced-ai-integration-and-new-market-entries/