Reborn Materials taps B2En for AI-based biodegradation modeling of hybrid plastics

In California, Reborn Materials, a developer of enzyme-infused hybrid plastics designed to biodegrade effectively in natural environments, has partnered with AI analytics firm B2En to jointly create a “robust digital data infrastructure” capable of tracking the lifecycle of such plastics used in agricultural settings.

This data ecosystem will facilitate the precise measurement, monitoring, and analysis of plastic decomposition and its interaction with soil and microbial environments. By combining Reborn Materials’ field-validated biodegradable plastic technologies and extensive agricultural networks with B2En’s AI-powered analytics platform, stakeholders across various sectors will gain “unprecedented insights” into sustainable agricultural practices.

The initiative addresses the longstanding gap in agricultural data management by providing accurate insights into the lifecycle of plastics from production to environmental decomposition. This allows for effective policy formulation, targeted financial investments, and robust environmental management strategies, ultimately fostering healthier soils, improved crop productivity, and sustainable agricultural practices.