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Recycleye and ACEA Ambiente partner to develop first AI QC system

25 October, 2021 – On the eve of the 2021 edition of the global waste management fair, Ecomondo, we are proud to share the details of the agreement between Acea Ambiente and Recycleye for the development of the first automated quality control system in waste separation in Italy. 

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Our team of specialists is adapting the Recycleye Vision system to the needs of Acea Ambiente to automate quality control in waste separation plants. This innovation will allow Acea Ambiente to have real-time information on its facilities, constantly guaranteeing high purity. This is an exciting collaboration for the Italian waste management industry, heralding a new era of automation and efficiency in the sorting of materials for recycling. 

Speaking about this innovation, Giovanni Vivarelli, President of Acea Ambiente announced:  “Waste management and valorisation is part of Acea Ambiente’s commitment to the circular economy.  Our collaboration with Recycleye to develop the first automated quality control system in Italy will increase the volume of recycled materials.  Recycleye is developing cutting-edge technologies in waste management and we recognise the importance and effectiveness of this agreement, based on research and innovation.” 

Peter Hedley, CTO of Recycleye, said: “This collaboration is another tangible example of the change in the recycling industry that we hoped to achieve through Recycleye.  Enabling Acea Ambiente to further maintain its commitment to the circular economy is another step towards our mission to solve the global waste problem through 21st century technology and we are inspired to collaborate with them.” 

Come and see Recycleye at Ecomondo, stand 16, Hall 3 to learn more about our role in solving the problem of the century. 

Hear directly from Recycleye CEO Victor Dewulf on Thursday, October 28th  at 11:45 a.m. when he shares insights in his session titled “Using Computer Vision to Bring Innovation to Recycling“.

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