

Global Implementation
We have ensured that the technology can be used worldwide by use of a simple app from any device with a front facing camera.
Initial Implementation
Initially we will implement the technology into selected NHS trusts, this allows for pilot use to be monitored and any problems with the system can be identified and reported allowing for the development of the software.
Spending of budget and the implementation of new technologies within the NHS is controlled by Integrated Care boards, which are responsible for sticking to the budget and aims of NHS England, we need to approach these boards and have them implement our technology as a pilot scheme. We will provide information days/documents on our technology and allow forums for feedback.

Why the NHS?

The NHS aims to be net carbon zero by 2040, with waste management being one of the main areas focused on. Our technology is in line with this aim and will help the NHS achieve net zero through more responsible waste management and efficient waste disposal.
Global Rollout
Global implementation will utilise the NHS as a case study for promoting the technology globally. The use in the NHS will be used as an example of the technology working in real life. In more remote areas or clinics with fewer resources the technology can be utilised on an app on a tablet or mobile device. In order to ensure access to all clinics we have a scheme where older second-hand devices with the software pre-downloaded are donated to clinics worldwide.


Everlasting Development

The technology will be constantly monitored and reporting of mistakes will be easy to ensure the software is constantly updated for accurate sorting.