Ecology Israel
A virtual documentation of an industrial e-waste recycling environment, combining digital innovation, environmental responsibility and a strong model of inclusive employment and social diversity.
Documenting an E-Waste Recycling Facility
Ecology Israel is an industrial e-waste recycling plant. The Digital Twin provides a virtual representation of the industrial environment, allowing visitors to explore the facility and better understand the setting in which electronic waste recycling activities take place.
Industry with a Social Mission
More than 80% of the plant’s workers are people with special needs who receive equal employment opportunities. The factory also brings together workers from different communities, including Jews, Muslims, Christians and Druze.
Explore Ecology Israel
Navigate through the facility virtually and explore the industrial environment through an immersive Matterport Digital Twin.
More than an industrial facility
Ecology Israel combines environmental activity with inclusive employment and cooperation across different sectors and communities.
E-Waste Recycling
The plant operates as an industrial environment dedicated to the recycling and reuse of electronic waste and materials.
Inclusive Employment
More than 80% of workers are people with special needs, receiving equal employment opportunities within the plant.
Social Diversity
The workforce brings together people from different religious and cultural communities in a shared industrial setting.
A broad ecosystem around recycling and social impact
The factory works with public bodies, industry, education, non-profit organisations, customers and local authorities.
Digital documentation of a model with environmental and social value
The Digital Twin provides a way to present not only the physical facility, but also the wider role of the organisation in recycling, inclusion and community engagement.
Digital Twins for Sustainable & Inclusive Industry
The Ecology Israel Digital Twin demonstrates how immersive technology can document and present an industrial environment with both environmental and social significance. By making the facility accessible virtually, the project supports education, outreach and greater understanding of e-waste recycling, inclusive employment and cross-community cooperation.
