Tuurny deploys Nantul robotic RAM-recovery cell
Tuurny disclosed deployment of its Nantul robotic cell for autonomous recovery of RAM integrated circuits from electronic waste.
Evidence notes
- Nantul combines computer vision, thermal processing and precision robotics to identify and remove up to 300 intact RAM integrated circuits per cell per hour.
- Tuurny said it had secured its first six-figure commercial contract and a separate six-figure deal with UK electronics recycler Areera.
- The company describes the cell as software-defined and component-agnostic, allowing extraction targets to change without dedicated fixed tooling.
Company context
Tuurny builds robotic cells that recover reusable semiconductors and other high-value components from electronic waste. Its Nantul system combines computer vision, thermal processing and precision robotics for software-defined PCB depopulation.