Resyn is building the fastest way to identify plastic resin type — PET, HDPE, PVC, LDPE, PP, PS, or Other — straight from a live camera feed, so recyclable material stops getting lost to the wrong bin.
Most recyclable material doesn't get lost in the truck or the plant. It gets lost at the bin, in the three seconds someone spends guessing whether something is recyclable. Resyn exists to remove that guess — instant, on-device identification, so the right answer is always one scan away.
On-device computer vision finally runs fast enough to identify material in real time, on hardware people already carry.
We didn't bolt recycling onto a generic object detector — Resyn is purpose-built around the seven resin codes from day one.
A working scanner today, a trained model and full app on the way — see exactly where we stand in the roadmap below.
No barcode, no manual lookup — just hold the item up and let the camera do the reading.
Aim your camera at a bottle, tub, or container. Resyn locates it in the frame and locks on.
Hold still for a 3-second scan. Resyn samples several frames — brightness, color, texture, transparency — and votes on the most consistent read.
Get the resin type, its confidence score, and what to do with it. Below 20% confidence, Resyn tells you it isn't sure rather than guessing.
The same numbering system stamped into the bottom of your containers — Resyn is trained to recognize all seven.
We're a small team building in public. Here's the real, current state of the product — not a projection.
The current classifier is a hand-tuned heuristic — accurate on broad categories, but not on item-level detail. The next phase replaces it with a custom-trained model: