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Recycleye Participates in RAI Industry Showcase 2021

24 May, 2021  — Recycleye will be exhibiting at the Robotics & Artificial Intelligence Industry Showcase 2021 – the UK’s largest showcase of industrial Robotics and AI technologies – to showcase how our cutting-edge developments are taking the waste management industry by storm!

A unique community-led event, the RAI industry showcase is designed to accelerate collaborative development using ground-breaking developments in technology to solve 21st century problems. With the ever-changing societal, environmental and economic challenges faced across the world, this year’s event explores the opportunities for robotics and AI to drive positive change in the UK and globally.

Taking place on the 25-27th May, the event features top industry speakers, expert panels, networking drop-ins and countless opportunities to learn about how RAI technologies have the power to improve economic resilience and quality of life. Don’t miss your chance to find out how Recycleye are spearheading the fourth industrial revolution!

To drop by our stand or book a 1:1 meeting with us, click here

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