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CAMPAIGN FOR REDUCTION OF CARBON EMISSIONS AND MARINE POLLUTION

More recycling, less carbon

We are thrilled to announce our latest campaign that aims to create a positive impact on the environment.
For customers who purchase $100,000 or more worth of RTLS products from us, we will collect 1 ton of plastic waste from the Marmara Sea region. Our goal is to prevent 20 million metric tonnes of microplastic pollution per tonne from entering the sea and to prevent the release of 32 tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere, as released into nature every time 1 tonne of waste is collected using tradional methods.
For every RTLS project order over $100,000, 1 tonne of plastic waste will be collected from the sea by our autonomous sea cleaning vehicles.

Per tonne of plastic waste to be collected;
  • Preventing 20 million micro-plastic particles from entering the sea
  • The aim is to prevent 32 tonnes of CO₂ from being released into nature.
Be the first to announce to the world, a sea cleaning technology that is 6 times more effective than existing sea cleaning methods

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Rights under the Campaign

By participating in this campaign, our customers are not only appreciated for their efforts, but also contribute to a cleaner and healthier marine ecosystem. Together we can make a difference in the fight against plastic waste!
  • Press Promotion Right
  • Right to publish news, press, etc. about the collected waste
  • Right to use images, videos, photographs of Autonomous Marine Vehicles
  • The right to place a logo and slogan on the Autonomous Marine Cleaning Vehicle for the duration of its operation
  • Press Promotion Rights
    Clients will have the opportunity to advertise their participation in the campaign through press releases and media coverage. This will help raise awareness of the Companies' commitment to environmental sustainability.
  • Broadcast News
    Customers will have the privilege to share news and stories about the waste collected and their positive contribution to the community. This will further enhance their brand reputation and will position them as environmentally responsible businesses.
  • Logo and Slogan Placement on Autonomous Marine Cleaning Vehicle
    During the operation period of the autonomous sea cleaning vehicle, customers will benefit from the right to have their logo and slogan featured distinctly on the vehicle. The collaboration within the scope of the campaign will be an indication of how active the brand plays an active role in fighting against plastic pollution and participating in environmentally sensitive projects.

Join hands to protect the seas!

Join the Green Transformation for Marine Cleanup: Buy RTLS products to collect a tonne of plastic waste and reduce carbon emissions...

What is Autonomous Sea Cleaning Vehicles?

Doris S1, an autonomous and unmanned sea cleaning vehicle developed by IWROBOTX for sea cleaning, will be used within the scope of the campaign. Doris S1 has been designed to perform sea cleaning and sea pollution related inspections.

  • Physical features of Doris S1
    • Waste Collection Capacity: 1 tonne of Waste
    • Continuous duty time: 36 hours
    • Fuel consumption per hour: 2.5 lt/h max
    • Power: 20HP-40HP
    • Ability to manoeuvre: 360°
    • By participating in this campaign, our customers are not only appreciated for their efforts, but also contribute to a cleaner and healthier marine ecosystem. Together we can make a difference in the fight against plastic waste!
    • Speed: 20 knots Max.
    • Dimension: 5.0x2.65x2.1m
    • Remote Control Distance: 50km (31miles)
  • Software Features of Doris S1
    • Determination of waste type
    • Recognising wastes and collecting them with location-based information
    • Specifying the operation area via Dashboard
    • Real-time marine pollution data collection and reporting
    • Prior notification of chemical contamination

6 times more effective sea cleaning technology than existing sea cleaning methods

RTLS Products under the campaign

  • Location-based Asset Tracking Systems
    With the Asset Tracking System, you can manage all asset processes within the company, as well as knowing exactly where all your assets and inventories are, at the same time, ensuring uninterrupted and smooth operation of your entire business processes.
    Asset Tracking System Modules;
    • Counting Module:Simplifies your physical counts of assets and eliminates manual counting errors
    • Alarm Module:You can monitor every movement of the assets in real-time and you can instantly learn about the location changes of your products. In case of displacement of assets, it is possible to be notified by e-mail notification or by instant alarm and have full control over your assets with this module.
    • Real-Time Asset Tracking Module with RFID, Bluetooth and Wifi Tags:Real-time tracking module with RFID, Bluetooth and WiFi tags enables you to track the location of your assets and inventories continuously
    • User Authorisation Module:With the User Authorisation Module, define customised access rights for each member of your team. Enable your employees to access the information they need in line with their roles and responsibilities, so that your business processes progress more smoothly and effectively. Protect the security and integrity of your inventory data with access levels, while supporting an efficient workflow
    • Real-Time Maintenance Tracking Module:Plan and manage the maintenance of all your assets with the Real-time Maintenance Tracking Module, so that your business operates uninterruptedly and effectively, while preventing potential breakdowns and stoppages.
    Detailed information about the product group can be found via the link envantertakipsistemi.com
  • Modules of Customer Tracking System
    • Guest/Customer Density/Heat Map Module:Heat map of the most visited locations by guests/visitors is generated
    • Campaign Tracking Module:The number of customers visiting the campaign that is made in the store and their interactions are reported.
    • Guest Footprint Tracking Module:The in-house footprint of the guests visiting the facility is determined.
    • Guest specific Marketing Module :By collecting the data regarding the footprints of the guests in the store, special campaigns and discounts are specially tailored for the guests.
    • Shopping Basket Tracking Module:The shopping baskets used by customers are tracked and the usage of shopping baskets within the store is reported.
    Detailed information about the product group can be found via the link indoor50.com
  • People Counting System
    With advanced camera technology, you can instantly track customers entering and leaving your business. With INCount technology, only the people count data is transferred to the Dashboard after processing the camera video. INCount technology prevents unnecessary use of server resources. With low server costs, you can easily transform your business into digital and quickly identify the number of people visiting your facility.
    Detailed information about the product group can be found via the link indoor50.com
  • Staff Tracking System
    Staff members are tracked in real time through the wifi signal of their mobile phones or a badge or a wristband given to the staff. All non-productive processes in the workplace are collected and reported on a single platform.
    Detailed information about the product group can be found via the link indoor50.com
  • Kids Tracking System
    In institutions such as resort hotels, schools and hospitals, the loss of kids should be prevented and location-based behavioural analysis of kids should be carried out.
    Detailed information about the product group can be found via the link indoor50.com

Questions about the Campaign

  • What are the sponsorship rights within the scope of the campaign?
    • Press Promotion Right
    • Right to publish news, press, etc. about the collected waste
    • Right to use images, videos, photographs of Autonomous Marine Vehicles
    • The right to place a logo and slogan on the Autonomous Marine Cleaning Vehicle for the duration of its operation
  • What are the conditions of the campaign?
    Purchasing RTLS solutions (Indoor5.0 solutions) from IWROBOTX company (Indoor5.0 solutions) worth $100,000 and above is needed.
    Please visit our website for related products indoor50.com
  • What are the Indoor5.0 RTLS Solutions of IWROBOTX within the scope of the campaign?
    • Asset Tracking System
    • Customer Tracking and Analytics System
    • Staff Tracking and Analytics System
    • Customer Counting System
    • Laundry Tracking System
    • Kids Tracking System
    For more information, you can find the products on our website indoor50.com
  • How many days is required to collect 1 tonne of plastic waste within the scope of the campaign?
    In the Marmara region, 1 tonne of plastic waste is classified based on regions as follows and shown how many days are required to collect such waste in these regions.
    • Region 1:In Istanbul region (Tuzla, Pendik, Maltepe, Göztepe, Kadıköy, Zeytinburnu, Küçükçekmece, Büyükçekmece, Avcılar), 1 tonne of plastic waste is collected in 16 days on average.
    • Region 2:In Kocaeli (Gebze, Izmit, Derince, Gölcük, Dilovası, Darıca) region, 1 tonne of plastic waste is collected in 25 days on average.
    • Region 3:In Bursa (Gemlik, Bandırma, Mudanya, Saraylar) region, 1 tonne of plastic waste is collected in 28 days on average.
    • Region 4:In Yalova (Altınova, Taşköprü, Çınarcık) region, 1 tonne of plastic waste is collected in 38 days on average.
    For more information, you can find the products on our website indoor50.com
  • Is it possible to participate in the Campaign as a Group Company?
    Yes, as a Group Company (even if each subsidiary company buys a different modular solution), if the total sales budget exceeds $100,000, participation in the campaign will be granted.
  • How long is the campaign offer valid?
    The campaign offer is valid until 1 January 2025.
  • In which regions is the campaign valid?
    In the Marmara region, 1 tonne of plastic waste is classified based on regions as follows and shown how many days are required to collect such waste in these regions.
    • Region 1:In Istanbul region (Tuzla, Pendik, Maltepe, Göztepe, Kadıköy, Zeytinburnu, Küçükçekmece, Büyükçekmece, Avcılar), 1 tonne of plastic waste is collected in 16 days on average.
    • Region 2:In Kocaeli (Gebze, Izmit, Derince, Gölcük, Dilovası, Darıca) region, 1 tonne of plastic waste is collected in 25 days on average.
    • Region 3:In Bursa (Gemlik, Bandırma, Mudanya, Saraylar) region, 1 tonne of plastic waste is collected in 28 days on average.
    • Region 4:In Yalova (Altınova, Taşköprü, Çınarcık) region, 1 tonne of plastic waste is collected in 38 days on average.
    For more information, you can find the products on our website indoor50.com
  • Why was this campaign launched?
    This campaign has been launched to use high-tech solutions to prevent marine pollution and to raise awareness about marine pollution.
  • How can I participate in the Zero Waste and Carbon Emission Campaign as a company?
    You can fill in your company details at the contact section info@iwrobotx.com; you can request detailed information about the products and campaign.

Questions about Plastic Waste and Carbon Emissions

  • What benefits does recycling 1 tonne of plastic waste bring?
    With the recycling of 1 tonne of plastic waste;
    • 5774 kwh energy is saved
    • 41 tonnes of greenhouse gas (CO2) emissions reduced
  • How many grams of CO2 does 1 plastic bottle in the sea release
    1 plastic bottle in the sea releases an average of 25g of CO2.
  • How much CO2 is released by burning 1 Pet bottle?
    With the burning of 1 Pet bottle, an average of 75gr-100gr CO2 is released.
  • How many grams of micro-plastic does 1 plastic bottle in the sea create?
    One plastic bottle in the sea produces 20 million micro-plastic particles.
  • How many kg of CO2 emissions does 1kg of plastic waste release?
    1kg of plastic waste in the seas releases a total of 2.5kg of CO2
  • Is micro-plastic harmful to marine species?
    Yes, microplastics are harmful to marine species. Microplastics are plastic particles less than 5 mm in size and are commonly found in the seas. These small particles spread into the surrounding water, seabed and marine organisms.

    Microplastics can pose various harms to marine organisms. Firstly, these particles can be difficult for organisms to digest and can damage their digestive system. Some microplastics may contain toxic chemicals or release toxic compounds into the surrounding water. This can harm marine species and increase their risk of death.

    Furthermore, microplastics move through the food chain of marine species. Small organisms feed on microplastic particles and these particles can be transferred to large fish or other marine organisms. As a result, toxic substances contained in microplastics may accumulate within marine species.

    Exposure of marine organisms to microplastics can have a negative impact on important biological processes such as reproduction and growth. It is also thought that microplastics may have a widespread impact in marine ecosystems. For example, the sticking of plankton to microplastics can reduce their ability to photosynthesise and have negative effects on ecosystem.

    It is therefore important to tackle microplastic pollution and reduce the entry of microplastics into the seas. This requires taking actions such as reducing the use of plastics, recycling and proper waste management. At the same time, awareness raising, research and policy reforms also play an important role in solving this problem.

  • How many tonnes of plastic waste is mixed into the Marmara Sea annually?
    It is difficult to give an exact number of how many tonnes of plastic waste is mixed into the Marmara Sea annually. However, one of the environmental problems of the Marmara Sea is plastic pollution. The fact that the Marmara Sea is located in a geographical location with densely populated areas and industrial activities increases the risk of plastic wastes reaching the sea.
  • What is the amount of plastic waste per km2 in the Marmara Sea?
    "Plastic Pollution in the Marmara Sea" report prepared by DenizTemiz Derneği/TURMEPA: The report includes the current situation of plastic pollution in the Marmara Sea and the studies carried out to reduce this problem. According to the report, approximately 10 kilograms of plastic waste exists per square kilometre in the Marmara Sea. Approximately 80% of these wastes originate from land sources and 20% from marine sources.
  • Does this campaign contribute to the Zero Waste Blue project?
    Yes, the Zero Waste Blue project aims to prevent and monitor marine pollution. Zero Waste Blue project aims to clean our seas, lakes and rivers.
  • Can emission credit be used within the scope of the campaign?
    Yes, emission credits can be used for this campaign within the scope of emission reduction.
  • How much CO2 will be saved after collecting 1 tonne of plastic waste?
    An average of 27 tonnes of CO2 will be saved after collecting 1 tonne of plastic waste from the sea.
  • How much CO2 is released by 1kg of non-recycled plastic waste?
    1 kg of non-recycled plastic waste releases 700gr of CO2.
  • What is plastic footprint?
    Plastic Footprint is the entire process starting from the production process to the end of the recycling process.

Questions on technical issues

  • What is an autonomous/unmanned sea cleaning vehicle?
    Within the scope of the campaign, Doris S1 - Autonomous / Unmanned Sea Cleaning and Sea data collection vehicle will be used. Doris S1: is a high-tech autonomous level 4 technology, capable of processing big data on topics such as AI, image processing, data analytics and transferring this data securely to online servers after it collects the waste from Sea. The Doris S1 project is an unmanned sea cleaning vehicle that has obtained an international driving certificate and has collaborated with Google on autonomous safe driving.
  • What is the waste collection capacity of the autonomous/unmanned Marine Cleaning Vehicle?
    Within the scope of the campaign, Doris S1 - Autonomous / unmanned Sea Cleaning vehicle will be used. The waste collection capacity of Doris S1 is 1 tonne at a single operation period.
  • Will drone technologies also be used within the scope of the campaign?
    Drone technologies will also be used within the scope of the campaign to detect pollution on the sea.
  • How much carbon emissions will be saved when 1 tonne of plastic waste is collected?
    Proper management of plastic waste is an important step in the fight against climate change. Using one tonne of plastic waste for recycling or energy production reduces crude oil consumption and energy costs. This is a powerful way to reduce carbon footprint. In addition, burning plastics produces energy while also reducing carbon emissions.
  • Will there be data collection on marine pollution from the sea?
    Within the scope of the campaign, Doris S1 - Autonomous / unmanned Sea Cleaning and Sea data collection vehicle will be used. CO2 and NH3 levels will be measured to determine the chemical pollution of the sea, Nitrogen, Phosphorus and O2 levels of the sea will be measured to determine the early detection of mucilage pollution. These measurements will be reported on the Dashboard on a location basis.
  • Will the waste collected from the sea be reported?
    Wastes collected from the sea will be reported on the Dashboard on location basis. All user credentials for the Dashboard will be provided to the company with which co-operation is made.
  • What kind of data will be collected from the sea?
    Photographs and videos of waste collected from the sea, as well as data such as location, type, weight, weight, etc. will be made available on the Dashboard with the user credentials provided to the cooperating company.
  • Will there be access to videos, photos, etc. of the wastes collected from the sea?
    Photographs and videos of the wastes collected from the sea and carried out activities will be given to the cooperating companies within the scope of the campaign.
  • Have similar studies been carried out before?
    Similar studies have been carried out in the Marmara region with the partnership of Kadıköy Municipality and IBB, as well as in Yalova with the cooperation of Yalova Governorship and Municipality, and in Rumkale with the cooperation of Gaziantep Governorship.
  • What will happen to the collected plastic waste?
    Recycling of plastic wastes collected from the sea will be supplied to recycling facilities.

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