Council still trying to rustle up somebody to test Cork's €400k 'robotrees'

A UCC study had found 'no consistent evidence for improved air quality' either on the devices or 'in the immediate environs' of the machines

The 'robotrees' use moss to filter pollutants from the air, and they also serve as benches. Picture: Larry Cummins

There are no takers for Cork’s controversial 'robotrees' six months after they got a stay of execution.

The council is still in talks with various third parties to identify a suitable partner and testing location for the €400,000 devices.