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MMC Podcast Features Recycleye

Listen to our latest podcast feature episode with MMC Ventures. Recycleye’s CEO Victor Dewulf and CTO Peter Hedley sit down with MMC to discuss the Recycleye’s mission and the company’s plans to digitise and decentralise the recycling industry, one MRF at a time!

Recycleye is innovating automated turnkey solutions that will unlock the full potential of existing waste sorting infrastructure. At the core of the company’s mission is to digitise and decentralise the recycling industry by using 21stcentury technology that enables autonomous decision making. Recycleye are creating technologies that create total knowledge, total automation and total control for every MRF.

“If we are going to transition to a more circular economy, we need a smarter approach to recycling.

MMC’s Dele Akinyemi goes ‘Beyond The Hype’ with Victor Dewulf and Peter Hedley, co-founders of Recycleye (an MMC portfolio company that is deploying the latest computer vision technology to revolutionise waste recycling). This discussion covers a lot – from the key trends in the waste management industry and how Covid-19 is catalysing major shifts to the role of machine learning in reducing the waste that ends up in landfill.”

Have a listen to Season 2 Episode 2: The Role of AI in a Circular Economy

To read our article on MMC Ventures investment in Recycleye’s £1.2 million seed funding round, led by venture capital investors MMC Ventures, Playfair Capital and LWARB, click here

MMC Podcast Features Recycleye
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