Meet Kevin Sun, the 17-year-old Massachusetts student who built a dissolvable wireless tag to help recycling plants sort plastic

Meet Kevin Sun, the 17-year-old Massachusetts student who built a dissolvable wireless tag to help recycling plants sort plastic
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Stories like this show real progress in protecting our planet and fighting climate change, giving us hope for a sustainable future.
In an inspiring breakthrough, a young innovator has developed dissolvable radio-frequency tags designed for identifying plastics. These innovative wireless barcodes enhance the sorting process during recycling, ensuring accurate classification of different plastic types. They dissolve effortlessly during the hot washing cycle, thus eliminating any risk of contaminating the recycled materials.
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