Ready to reuse
Excellent condition. Inspected against its stated specification and intended use.
See the materials hiding in plain sight.
Turn site photos into a salvage catalogue, verify each component, and give it a second life. One block at a time.
Photograph a room, building or debris.
Discover components. Create draft material cards.
Verify before they enter saleable inventory.
Interactive demonstration with predefined components in the illustrated sample. Live computer vision is not connected.
Select components you can see in your photos. These are your observations, not AI detections.
The proposed vision system identifies visible components across site photos and suggests a salvage catalogue for human review.
No grade, certified material identity or recoverable quantity is assigned from a photo alone. Verify composition, dimensions, condition and testing requirements on site.
Drafts appear in this catalogue, separate from verified stock. They cannot be purchased, reserved or included in the supply planner until inspection and release checks are complete.
Real possibilities. Illustrative batches.
Open a passport to see the whole story.
Sample prices exclude logistics and taxes. Illustrative photos are not inspection evidence. No live stock or commercial certification is represented.
Combine batches that meet the same specification. Keep every source traceable, with one coordinated delivery plan.
Concept demo. A final commitment requires stock reservation, buyer sample approval and confirmed transport.
Excellent condition. Inspected against its stated specification and intended use.
Minor defects or refurbishment needed. Limitations and accepted applications clearly disclosed.
Not suitable for direct reuse. Eligible material goes to authorised recycling partners.
Source. Specification. Quantity. Grade. Photos. Test status. Use. Availability.
A/B/C are proposed फिरसे Build condition grades, not BIS certification. Every batch follows a material-specific inspection plan; laboratory tests use appropriate sampling. A QR code links to evidence, it does not replace certification.
Recycling partnerships are part of the proposed model.
Partner agreements are yet to be secured.
A and B materials enter a reuse assessment. C material is checked for recycling eligibility.
Authorised facilities process eligible Grade C material. Track dispatch and receipt.
Recycled aggregates and blocks return as new batches, with fresh specifications and test evidence.
The 2025 C&D rules, effective April 2026, create obligations for covered entities. फिरसे Build proposes traceable sourcing and recycling documentation; official EPR certificates remain within the regulated system.
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