Digital Transformation

How accurate is Zabble's AI in predicting bin fullness ?

Summary of findings of Zabble Zero AI on dumpster fullness classification

Thursday, July 8, 2021

Digital Transformation

The High Cost of Poor Waste Management in Healthcare

Hospitals don’t have a consistent and accurate lens into their waste stream. Without this ability, they don’t know where problems are occurring, which items are at fault or why they are paying so much. At the core of these problems is insufficient data, limited insights and burdensome data collection methods.

Friday, January 8, 2021

Read some of our other blog posts about zero waste

Zero Waste

Zabble Wants to Play with Your Garbage

This blog post discusses Zabble's team visits to key partners, PSSI, Stanford and UCSF, to observe a day in their lives and how they use Zabble's products for zero waste initiatives. At PSSI, Zabble's team rode along with garbage and recycling truck drivers, observing challenges like route changes and contamination. They learned about the importance of real-time communication and notifications for addressing these issues. At UCSF, the team witnessed manual waste sorting and the need for technology that works offline. They also saw how Zabble's "Alerts" feature helps communicate contamination and hazardous items. The blog concludes with the value of these visits and the vision for Zabble 3.0, which aims to provide more granular insights and proactive engagement for achieving zero waste.

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Artificial Intelligence

How Zabble's Object Detection Model Stacks Up Against Industry Benchmarks

A summary of Zabble's AI object detection models development process and how we use industry metrics and benchmarks to develop, test and evaluate our AI systems.

Wednesday, April 2, 2025

Artificial Intelligence

A Beginner’s Guide to Object Detection AI

Read about the basics of object detection AI, challenges to developing a methodology and metrics and what it means for contamination detection and identification at the bin.

Monday, March 31, 2025