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Flagship Programme

NAMOS-URRU™

Universal Resource Recovery Unit

A modular recovery-first infrastructure architecture designed to preserve value before destructive recycling occurs.

URRU-B™ Battery RecoveryNAMOS-DCC™NAMOS Waste™

Core Principle

Recovery Before Recycling™

Overview

NAMOS-URRU™ is a modular recovery-first infrastructure architecture designed to preserve value before destructive recycling occurs.

The framework evaluates opportunities for assessment, reuse, refurbishment, component recovery and material recovery before recycling is considered. The first implementation, URRU-B™, focuses on battery recovery infrastructure and circular economy enablement.

Circular Economy · Viksit Bharat 2047

Architecture & Capabilities

01 — Assessment First

Evaluate condition, value and recovery potential before any processing decision.

02 — Reuse

Return usable assets and components directly to service through quality verification.

03 — Refurbishment

Restore functional products and assemblies to extend service life and value.

04 — Component Recovery

Recover sub-assemblies, modules and parts for remanufacturing or secondary use.

05 — Material Recovery

Extract raw materials at high purity when component reuse is no longer viable.

06 — Recycle Last

Recycling is the final step, applied only after higher-value recovery options are exhausted.

Commercial Clarity

Problem, solution and return

How this system creates value for the organisations that deploy it.

The Problem

Material value is destroyed before recycling: repairable equipment, reusable components and clean streams enter mixed waste with no assessment step.

NAMOS Solution

NAMOS-URRU™ applies a recovery-first sequence — assessment, reuse, refurbishment, component recovery, material recovery, recycle last — as modular infrastructure.

Return Drivers

Recovered value per tonne is materially higher than recycled commodity value alone.

Deployment timeline: 6–12 months per cluster

Who It Serves

  • Industrial clusters
  • Municipal corporations
  • Large campuses and institutions
  • Producers under EPR obligations

Key Benefits

  • Value retained before recycling
  • Stream-level traceability
  • Lower disposal volumes
  • Supports extended producer responsibility reporting

Revenue Model

  • Recovered product and component sales
  • Processing and handling fees
  • EPR compliance services
  • Unit licensing

Use Cases

  • Industrial cluster recovery hubs
  • E-waste and equipment reuse lines
  • Institutional asset recovery
  • Packaging stream recovery

Deployment Model

Modular recovery unit sized to cluster throughput, with assessment intake, recovery lines and DCC™ traceability.

Expected Outcomes

  • Recovery before recycling as a default
  • Auditable circularity reporting
  • Reduced landfill load

Figures and outcomes are indicative planning estimates. Project-specific commitments are confirmed in a signed proposal.