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11.05.23

Revamping MRFs with Recycling Robots Using AI and Computer Vision

As the world’s population continues to grow, so does the amount of waste we produce. Recycling is a crucial process for reducing the negative impact of waste on the environment, but sorting and processing recyclable materials is a labour-intensive and time-consuming task. However, advances in technology are transforming recycling facilities with the introduction of recycling…

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26.04.23

Recycleye and MSS announce partnership to revolutionise waste sorting

Leading US optical sorting equipment manufacturer MSS Inc. and ground-breaking British technology company Recycleye announce a strategic partnership in North America to combine their strengths and bring new technology to the waste sorting and recycling sectors.   Recycleye AI technology has been incorporated with the trusted MSS, Inc. optical sorting solution, creating a powerful new family…

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12.04.23

How AI Robots Help Reduce the Cost of Waste Sorting in MRFs

Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs) play a crucial role in processing waste, as they are responsible for sorting and separating the various types of materials found in waste streams. In recent years, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) robots in MRFs has emerged as a promising solution for reducing the cost and improving the efficiency of…

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01.04.23

Recycleye Robotics now “nose” what to pick 

1st April 2023 Have you ever wondered what the next evolution of waste sorting technology might be? As we are very pleased to share a new product feature, developed just in time for Spring.  Our expert engineers have expanded our AI powered waste picking solutions with a new set of proprietary data that means our…

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29.03.23

Recycleye wins share of £3.2m to fund plastic recycling innovation

We are pleased to announce that Recycleye has won the UK Research and Innovation’s Smart Sustainable Plastic Packaging (SSPP) challenge, the largest and most ambitious UK government investment to date in sustainable plastics research and innovation….

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17.03.23

AI Waste Sorting Robots Are the Future of the Circular Economy

The world is becoming increasingly aware of the need to transition to a circular economy, and finding ways to efficiently and effectively recycle and reuse materials is becoming increasingly important. One promising solution to this problem is the use of artificial intelligence (AI) waste sorting robots equipped with computer vision technology. In this article, we…

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02.02.23

Recycleye raises $17m in Series A to reinvent recycling

Recycleye, provider of the most adapted and robust AI-driven solution for sorting dry mixed recycling, today announced a $17m Series A financing round, led by deep-tech venture capital firm DCVC….

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23.01.23

Recycleye confirms Italian Industry 4.0 accreditation

Robotic automation investment even more attractive for Italy as Recycleye confirms Italian Industry 4.0 accreditation. We are excited to announce that Recycleye is now an accredited supplier of industrial equipment in Italy, following our attainment of the Industry 4.0 accreditation – making it the perfect time to invest in our technology for waste management companies…

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23.01.23

How AI Robots are Supporting Fibre Line Sorting and Carton Recycling

Recycling food and drink cartons poses certain challenges which need addressing for these materials to form part of a true circular economy.  Thankfully, through the use of the latest ground-breaking technology available for sorting systems, progress is being made. Computer vision now allows carton recycling to be sorted in material recovery facilities (MRFs), a process…

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23.12.22

How Waste Sorting Robots Identify Aluminium in Recycling Facilities

Aluminium is a commonly recycled metal. It is typically used in the production of aluminium beverage cans, aerosol cans and more. The recycling of aluminium has increased over time, with many different ways to sort aluminium from other waste materials. Aluminium is used in various products such as food cans, beverage cans, bottles, industrial, and…

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13.12.22

Recycleye wins coveted National Recycling Award

We are very proud to confirm that Recycleye has been recognised in the Equipment – Innovation category at the prestigious MRW National Recycling Awards 2022 in London….

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22.11.22

Pneumatics: The Beating Heart of our Robotic Solution

Following on from his explainer video, hear from Tom Alden on why the pneumatics system is at the heart of our solution. The pneumatics system of a waste picking robot is at the very heart of the solution. If the tubing is continuously blocked with items or the gripper is too fragile to withstand around-the-clock…

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