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Nuclear fuel recycling facilities have to account for every gram of material, at all times — today, that often means redundant instrumentation, manual sampling, and repeated shutdowns. SHINE is working with GE Vernova on an ARPA-E-funded project to build smarter, AI-powered material tracking into recycling facilities from day one, aiming to reduce cost and downtime while strengthening safeguards.

NEWS: SHINE is joining a GE Vernova-led, ARPA-E-funded project to modernize how nuclear fuel recycling facilities track and safeguard material. The goal: AI-powered sensors that cut costs and reduce downtime.

Nuclear recycling facilities can lose weeks of uptime a year just tracking material by hand. SHINE and GE Vernova are building AI-powered tech to track it in real time instead.

SHINE Technologies, LLC is sharing an important update: “SHINE Technologies Joins GE-Led ARPA-E Project to Modernize Nuclear Material Accountability in Fuel Recycling“. Read the full release below: