Apple、下取りと リサイクルプログラムを通じた アースデイへの寄付を実施 - Apple (日本)
Apple opens doors to recycling robot Daisy in call for people's old iPhones | Evening Standard
Apple pushes iPhone recycling with 'Daisy' robot EJINSIGHT - ejinsight.com
This is the (new) Apple robot that recycles your iPhone - SlashGear
Apple ushers in most advanced iPhone recycling robot 'Daisy' alongside Earth Day donations | AppleInsider
Apple has Won a Patent for "Daisy," Apple's Second-Generation Recycling Robotic System - Patently Apple
Greenpeace Criticizes Apple's 'Daisy' Recycling Robot, Says Focus Should be on 'Repairable and Upgradeable Product Design' - MacRumors
We're visiting Daisy, the Apple robot that takes apart an iPhone in 18 seconds. - Gadgetonus
Apple's Daisy Robot Will Recycle Minerals From Old iPhones, Will Share Tech With Automakers and More
Daisy - ROBOTS: Your Guide to the World of Robotics
Greenpeace Criticizes Apple's 'Daisy' Recycling Robot, Says Focus Should be on 'Repairable and Upgradeable Product Design' - MacRumors
Today Apple introduces us to Liam's Big Sister 'Daisy', the next-generation Recycling Robot - Patently Apple
Daisy, Daisy, Give me your answer do!" Switching off a robot
Apple has a new iPhone recycling robot named 'Daisy' | TechCrunch
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. 27th Feb, 2019. The humanoid robot Daisy of the American company Cloud-minds is seen dancing during the MWC2019.The MWC2019 Mobile World Congress opens its doors to showcase the latest
Meet Daisy: the Apple robot that takes apart your dead iPhone
Daisy, Daisy, Give me your answer do!" Switching off a robot
Apple unveils "Daisy" 2nd generation iPhone recycling robot that can disassemble & partly disassemble 200 units of nine iPhones in one hour - GIGAZINE
Greet Apple's Latest Recycling Robot “Daisy” - TestOrigen
Creepy 1961 Computer Sings DAISY (HAL'S song from 2001)! - YouTube
Meet Daisy, Apple's new iPhone recycling robot - CNET
Exclusive first look: Daisy is Apple's new robot that eats iPhones and spits out recyclable parts
Daisy the robot recycles Apple iPhones | jp.reuters.com
