Due to swift changes in consumer demand and technological advance- ments, electronic products are becoming obsolete at a high rate. This generates a huge amount of electronic waste with a huge potential for recycling. However, on the other hand recycling of electronic waste is becoming challenging due to its diverse and constantly changing material composition. Thus, non-destructive material characterization has become significantly important in order to recover material efficiently. Therefore, this study illustrates the use of non-destructive visible near-infrared Hyperspectral Imaging (VNIR-HSI) technique to identify material accurately in combination with machine learning algorithms such as Support Vector Machine (SVM), K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) and Neural Net- work, without using any additional features from any third apparatus and normal- ization techniques. Combined with an auto-labelling step, not only the material identification is achieved with an overall accuracy of 93.7%, but the processing time is highly reduced and easily automatable.
Chapter 9 - Hyperspectral Imaging for e-waste Material Identification
Patil T.;Pagano C.
;Fassi I.
2024
Abstract
Due to swift changes in consumer demand and technological advance- ments, electronic products are becoming obsolete at a high rate. This generates a huge amount of electronic waste with a huge potential for recycling. However, on the other hand recycling of electronic waste is becoming challenging due to its diverse and constantly changing material composition. Thus, non-destructive material characterization has become significantly important in order to recover material efficiently. Therefore, this study illustrates the use of non-destructive visible near-infrared Hyperspectral Imaging (VNIR-HSI) technique to identify material accurately in combination with machine learning algorithms such as Support Vector Machine (SVM), K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) and Neural Net- work, without using any additional features from any third apparatus and normal- ization techniques. Combined with an auto-labelling step, not only the material identification is achieved with an overall accuracy of 93.7%, but the processing time is highly reduced and easily automatable.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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