Bioneering the future

Unlike the current industry standard, we recycle plastic sustainably.

Combining two recent discoveries, we decompose plastic in a revolutionary way.

We are one of the first teams in the world to tackle the plastic problem with biotechnology

Wax moth larvae

Only recently discovered, wax worms are able to break down plastics.

Enzymatic reaction

Bio-recycling container working with bio-agents

PET – Input
Pre-treated PET like plastic bottles, bags and other packaging are thrown into the box

Larvae Station
Wax worms shred the incoming PET to micro-plastic by chewing it up

Enzyme Station
PETase enzymes decompose the micro-plastic into basic compounds

Product
The organic compounds Terephthalic acid and Ethylene glycol can be re-used instead of taking more fossil resources

Our cradle to cradle model closes the gap in the recycling process of plastics. We believe this is an important step towards sustainability.

Bio-Nanotechnologist

Talks to enzymes

Industrial Design

secretly trains worms
to be designers

Management

recruits wormworkers

Engineering

provides houses for
homeless worms

Product Development

just worming around