- Innovative Technology Should Transform Worn Out Products – Roberto Hroval
Roberto Hroval, the founder of PatentReal Corporation, has highlighted two global problems as what to do with ever-increasing “garbage” in the form of worn out and discarded products, and how to stop the exploitation of the Earth.
According to Hroval, innovative technology should transform worn-out products into usable products or aid other innovations like electricity, fuel, etc. However, because of limited resources and lack of technical know-how, “our environment is filled with usable unused waste products.”
Plastic cup floating in the ocean
A data published by the World Bank showed 2.01 billion tonnes of solid waste, estimated at 0.74 kilograms per person per day was generated in 2016 alone. Therefore, with the global population growing rapidly, annual waste generation is expected to rise by 70 percent from 2016 to 3.49 billion tonnes in 2050.
“Managing waste properly is essential for building sustainable and livable cities, but it remains a challenge for many developing countries and cities. Effective waste management is expensive, often comprising 20%–50% of municipal budgets,” the report reads in part.
In an effort to reduce global waste and solve key societal needs simultaneously, Roberto Hroval spent the last eight years developing Project Phoenix8, popularly called Product Reincarnation Technology (™).
Speaking on Product Reincarnation Technology (™), Hroval said: “Our innovative technology (Product Reincarnation Technology) transforms worn out products into fuel or electricity… or even into brand new original products.”
“This is the newest ‘energy from discarded products’ system, but with the following significant improvements: a totally green process (closed loop system), HQ output products, remarkably high added value, and a utilization rate above 85%.”
“After eight years of testing and perfecting (alpha and beta stages), we are ready to go public.”
Project Phoenix8 will be the first company in the world with Product Reincarnation Technology by the time patent application procedure is concluded, Hroval added.
