Copper Recycling From Wire Cable & Electric Motor. Loudspeaker And Smartphone Manufacturing Process

Портят хорошие вещи!

AI narrator :-(

And the plastic?

Robot needs an education. HAHAHAHAAH
Why not the Plant ambient background noise ??

We want more CO2, so we should recycle less? This script is dumb.

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Ты не мастер а мусор сволочь!!!

What a clusterfuck of video. Was the whole thing created by AI?

Dreadful voiceover

I think its more valuable to simply re-use the wires instead of spending more energy destroying it to separate the parts.

Tweakers and zombies are the new face of recycling…

AI generated nonsense voiceovers make this unwatchable unfortunately.

Happy Birthday Manufacturing!

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Bullshit. Most copper come frome stolen cables from infrastructure. This is not recycling. It's mafia.

stupid narration, sounds like they just pasted in the text from the equipment manufacturers' websites.

Dicen aquí que la TV color la introdujo Phillips en los 70s, bueno, en realidad fue el trabajo de 3 ingenieros, el primero en 1928, otro de ellos mexicano en 1940 y otro de EEUU en 1948, luego desde los 50s la RCA con las experiencias en los EEUU hizo un tubo que hizo aplicable la tv color.

No one even looks at how much the recycling centers steel from the public.

Thank you for not using some crappy music.
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WHat the ehck? Use other people's video clips and AI reads a Wikipedia page?

Xiaomi one of worst electronic bands today. :(

Lots of those "Home in my garage" recycling of copper cables are stolen cables from building areas nearby.

I think there was a contest to see who could narrate this video with the longest words, cliché's, and most repetitive words and this guy won.

well i hope it not stolen coper cable as that is a big problem in cable theft asperity in south Africa at the moment

One has to keep that copper flowing to just break even let alone generate a profit, but finding that scrap is a challenge in such a cut throat industry. So much corruption, theft and other crimes.

thanks for the video, seriously its really well done, im Definitely subbing

NO chinese crap, I can not support communism

The first 5 minutes of this video: 3 easy steps to profit from stealing off job sites while ignorant people praise you for saving the planet!

Seriously, the number of times I've seen Mexicans getting busted stealing copper from construction sites is way too many to count. You can't even take lunch and leave spools of wire unattended.

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Thanks for your video, i have not seen it before.

Good Lord! Machine learning auto-script-generating gone crazy. This is pure bullshit. Anyone that says this is good, is just a bot sucking another bot's dick. But yeah, carbon dioxide is bad, because it feeds all living green things. Can't have that. Thank goodness that "ai" isn't condescendingly biased at all.

This video should be divided into separate topics.

Could hardly see a darn thing on that video they were moving so fast.

The voiceover is ridiculous, it’s ai generated and often is talking nonsense or mispronouncing or jumbling words

2000 workers that dont work in the Netherlands. THX philips

good job!

Poland can be next Germany if they wanted to. with low debt, and cheap access to energy, it can produce high tech products for Europe

This promotes copper wire theft as a way to make money.

What a beautiful copper

So this is a "how to" for dirty filthy bums and vagrants that strip out and steal copper from buildings and civil infrastructure.

REMBER ONE THING...THE NATION THAT CONTROLS AND HOLDS THE COPPER RULES THE WORLD IN THE END...

I had to stop watching. To listening to AI esplainer.

Recycling copper from used wires

Crappy computer generated voice track. Downvoted.

What do they do with the insulation? Throwing it in the trash is not a solution!

The Philips factory showed in the video is obvious located in Hungary, not in Poland. It's clear visible due to the labeling of the production displays.