Recycleye Joins Technation Applied AI 2.0 Growth Programme

Recycleye is pleased to announce that it has been selected for Technation’s Applied AI 2.0 Growth Programme.

We are delighted to welcome Recycleye into this year’s Applied AI programme. Recycleye has a blend of a strong, ambitious team and defensible technology, but it also seeks to solve an important challenge of our time: reducing waste and moving us towards a cleaner future. For these reasons, the judges were convinced that Recycleye has potential to scale and we look forward to supporting them as they seek to deliver impact.

Harry Rhys Davies, AI Programme Lead, Technation

Recycleye Joins Technation Applied AI 2.0 Growth Programme

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