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CSR News: New Industry Standards with 300+ Automated Quality Checks and AI-Driven Sustainability for the $20 Billion Repair Market
Control Z, India’s leading player in the renewed smartphone market, proudly announces the launch of Renew Hub. This groundbreaking eco-tech facility blends cutting-edge technology with sustainability to redefine smartphone renewal.
Nestled in a tranquil bamboo grove, Renew Hub stands as a beacon of innovation, featuring an industrialized conveyor-based renewal process, ISO Class 7 cleanrooms, and advanced robotics and AI-powered diagnostics. This state-of-the-art facility showcases how sustainability and technology can thrive together, setting new standards for the repair and renewal system ecosystem.
Driving Technological Innovation in Renewal:
At its core, Renew Hub integrates 300+ automated quality checks, ensuring consistency, precision, and unmatched quality for every device. Key features include:
AI-Driven Cosmetic Testing: Flawless restoration of each device’s appearance.
X-Ray Inspections: Precise identification of internal issues for reliable functionality.
Battery Testing Systems: Ensuring safety, efficiency, and extended performance.
This fully automated, zero-error approach positions Control Z as a pioneer in industrialized smartphone renewal.
More than a tech hub, Renew Hub is an eco-conscious marvel. The facility combines an energy-efficient corporate office crafted from bamboo and mud with cutting-edge renewal operations, minimizing its carbon footprint while maximizing its impact. This fusion of innovation and sustainability exemplifies Control Z’s vision of creating a circular economy, extending the lifecycle of devices while reducing waste.
Commenting on this momentous occasion, Yug Bhatia, Founder & CEO of Control Z, remarked:
“Renew Hub isn’t just a facility—it’s a statement of what the future of technology and sustainability should look like. By merging AI, automation, and eco-conscious design, we are setting new benchmarks for quality and environmental responsibility. Renew Hub redefines what it means to give a New Life to devices, paving the way for a greener, smarter future.”
Ajai Chowdhry, Founder, HCL:
“As someone deeply invested in India’s repair and refurbishment ecosystem, I am truly impressed by Control Z’s innovative approach to redefining the preowned smartphone market. Their Renew Hub, with its eco-futuristic design and industrialized renewal process, exemplifies how technology and sustainability can work hand in hand to transform an industry.
With the repair market projected to reach $20 billion, initiatives like Control Z’s automation-driven operations and 300+ quality checks not only set new benchmarks for reliability and efficiency but also highlight the untapped potential of creating scalable, high-quality solutions in this space.
Control Z’s commitment to centralized excellence and their focus on preserving resources aligns perfectly with my vision for India’s growing role as a global leader in repair and circular economy practices. Their efforts inspire confidence in the future of sustainable technology and reinforce the value of extending the lifecycle of devices for a greener, smarter world.”
Pankaj Mohindroo, Chairman, ICEA:
“As India’s electronics sector continues to mature and manufacture products at a large scale, the launch of Renew Hub marks progress for the repair and refurbishment ecosystem in India. Control Z is combining technology and quality processes with sustainability to demonstrate how economic growth can align with environmental responsibility.”
Renew Hub is more than a facility—it’s a transformative step toward creating a circular economy, where resources are preserved, waste is minimized, and high-quality renewal becomes the standard. Control Z’s commitment to centralized excellence and sustainability positions India as a global leader in repair and renewal, setting benchmarks for efficiency, quality, and environmental stewardship.
