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Recycleye Returns to the Resource & Waste Management Expo – 17-18th September 2025

See the Recycleye QualiBot® in action at stand RS-D170.

It’s been a busy year since Recycleye last exhibited at RWM. From achieving world-firsts, to installing Recycleye QualiBot® and Recycleye QuantiSort® robots globally, our team are building a more visible future for waste.

Sorting brick from concrete, and ejecting batteries from mixed electronics, Recycleye’s AI technology works beyond the limitations of traditional waste sorters. Book a chat with our team at stand RS-D170, and see the Recycleye QualiBot® in action for yourself.

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Recycleye are supporting green waste management facilities with fast and efficient QualiBot® and QuantiSort systems® such as:

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Catch Recycleye CEO, Victor Dewulf, at the Construction & Demolition Theatre from 11:00AM BST on Thursday, 18th September. Learn how Recycleye is using AI to upgrade waste sorting in the C&D industry.

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