Apple's secret building is stunned!

Apple's secret building is stunned!

Apple's name often comes up with new iPhone models. According to recent rumors, Apple will offer a blue color option called 'Navy Blue' on iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max models. However, the iPhone SE2 is also said to be on the way. Another secret of Apple, which continues to work on new iPhones, has been revealed. What happened inside a building away from the eyes of the tech giant that no one knew.


Everywhere is blue in this secret base of Apple ... Of course there is a reason! Let's take you to Apple's secret base.

There is no signage or text when you want to enter the building from the outside. You really don't have the chance to find the base without knowing where it is before or without help.

The most interesting robot in the world operates in a 9 thousand square meter warehouse. His name is Daisy.

Daisy, who is 10 meters tall, has five different arms. So what do you think this secret top is doing?

The task of the phone 'killer' Daisy is to disassemble the iPhone models that have been on sale since 2012. Yes, this is not a production center, but a shredding center ...

Daisy, who can disassemble 200 iPhones in just one hour, does this while destroying the product without damaging the parts inside. He quickly digests his camera and battery.

So this is actually a recycling center. Apple's vice president for environmental, policy and social initiatives, Lisa Jackson, told CNET that they are using recycled materials in their products.

Apple is one of the best phone manufacturers in the world that only sold an estimated 218 million iPhones last year. It has reached 1.5 billion iPhone buyers since its release for the first time.

Apple created Daisy for their iPhone, which has completed its lifetime. Daisy smashes the phones and allows them to be recycled into raw copper, aluminum, cobalt and other materials.

Apple has recovered 9 million iPhones from its users for technical reasons. And instead of these purchased iPhones, new models were given to the customer.

Daisy was also tasked with smashing these iPhones collected by Apple.

In other words, the last stop that the device you gave Apple because it is broken is nothing but Daisy.

Daisy not only separates an electronic device piece by piece while performing electronic recycling, but also provides a road map to minimize environmental impact.

Here are some interesting images from Apple's secret base and the 'killer' robot Daisy ...

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