Startup's advanced engineering process transforms plastic waste into building blocks

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It is estimated that the firm has recycled 103 tons of plastic to date.

The ByBlocks work just as well as cement blocks, they just have one catch: they are susceptible to sunlight. However, this can easily be solved by coating them in clear paint or pairing them with a mighty weather-resistant material.Better yet, the CEO added that all their processes for creating the blocks are emissions-free.

"From the very beginning, we knew we wanted to be as carbon neutral as possible. So our block, our systems and our manufacturing process is an all electric, no emissions process today," Kujawa said.The company has a lofty goal to recycle 100 million tons of plastic by 2030. To achieve this, 12 more Blockers are expected to be installed soon across the United States."Every community struggles with plastic waste," Kujawa said.

ByFusion now has a full production unit in L.A. that can tackle up to 450 tons of plastic per year. Be the first to read our latest stories, analysis, and trend-spotting on tech from every corner on earth. Sign up for our weekly newsletter today.Stay on top of the latest engineering news just enter your email and we’ll take care of the rest.

 

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