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29.01.21

Cleantech Group Features Recycleye

Cleantech Group’s most recent article on ‘Recycling and Sorting: From Futility to Efficiency’ sheds light on just how detrimental autonomous optical and waste sorting systems are to the management of recyclable waste….

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28.01.21

Microsoft Sustainability Report Features Recycleye

At Recycleye, sustainability is at the heart of our organisation, and we are proud to announce that we have been featured in the Microsoft Sustainability Report!…

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23.01.21

Microsoft Customer Stories Features Recycleye

We are delighted to announce that Microsoft has featured Recycleye in their latest Customer Stories series. This collaboration exemplifies how Recycleye’s team are using 21st century to decentralise and digitise the waste management industry….

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20.01.21

Equipment Connect Features Recycleye

Want to know more about the company? Recycleye sat down with Equipment Connect to discuss how our technology is disrupting the waste industry, what our plans for the new year are, and more….

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14.01.21

Meet Our New Joiner: Andrew Scott

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04.01.21

Tech Nation Features Recycleye

Recycleye’s CEO, Victor Dewulf, has been featured in The top three areas for AI innovation in 2021, according to Tech Nation. The top three areas discussed are Constuction, AI in Climate Change, and Healthcare & Life Sciences….

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04.01.21

Recycleye Bin: A Human-in-the-Loop Approach to Computer Vision Waste Disposal

Studies have shown that the rate of recycling amongst individuals can be increased by correcting mistakes. …

WasteNet WasteNet: Machine Learning

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28.12.20

Instance Segmentation of Novel Objects in a Conveyer Setting

The advancements in deep learning have enabled rapid growth of computer vision capabilities. However, in order to achieve successful results, it requires a heavy reliance on the availability of large labelled datasets….

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16.12.20

Recycleye Raises £1.2 Million to Turn Trash into Treasure

Recycleye, the intelligent waste management start-up, has secured £1.2 million in seed funding, led by venture capital investors MMC Ventures, Playfair Capital and the London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB), with participation from leading funds, Atypical Ventures, eolos GmbH and Creator Fund. The company has also received grants from Innovate UK and the European Union….

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04.12.20