Recycleye

Recycleye CEO Victor Dewulf discusses turnkey solutions disrupting recycling in BusinessGreen.

Equipment Connect interviews Recycleye on its low-cost technology leading the green revolution.

Recycleye Robotics successfully sorts fiber from mixed waste with 3% contamination.

Recycleye explains how pneumatics and gripper systems adapt to picking dry mixed recyclables.

In September 2021, FCC Environment and re3 successfully installed a Recycleye retrofittable AI-powered robotic waste picking system.

Microsoft features Recycleye in its Customer Story series, highlighting how the company automates recycling.

Recycleye has been invited by Microsoft to participate at this year's ChangeNOW conference to exhibit Recycleye's intelligent waste solutions

Zoe Cook, Recycleye’s Technical Sales Manager, shares her experience at RWM 2023.

Recycleye has worked with the Manufacturing Technology Centre to bring artificial intelligence and affordable robotics to the waste industry.

Recycleye shares updates on its mission to improve waste sorting.

Recycleye's co-founders CEO, Victor Dewulf and CTO, Peter Hedley have been named in Forbes' annual 30 Under 30 list for Social Impact.

Recycleye launches Recycleye Satellite, the first satellite-vision system to identify waste from space.

Recycleye welcomes Ester Batchelor to its team of 14 mission-driven engineers.

Recycleye welcomes Isabelle Beltrao and Benedetta Delfino, expanding its team to 12.

Recycleye’s machine learning for waste management identifies brands as top polluters.

Recycleye welcomes Francisco to its team, now totaling 14 mission-driven engineers.

Recycleye uses AI and technology to convert waste into resources.

As a responsible company committed to ethical and sustainable business practices, Recycleye has a robust anti modern slavery policy in place.

Experience AI in action and hear how it is already being applied in MRFs to reduce costs, comply with policy changes and support health & safety protocol.

Experience AI in action and hear how it can best be applied in C&D facilities to reduce costs and increase revenue.

The Recycleye Customer Support portal allows users to submit service requests, order parts, or access guides.

Recycleye provides AI robotics for waste and materials management, optimizing operations.

Recycleye’s QuantiSort 2.0 AI fibre sorting unit, installed at NEWS Recycling in Norwich, recovers paper and card from residue streams with **97% output purity**. The system, deployed by Norse Group, was commissioned in under a weekend and positioned at the end of the recycling line to enhance fibre recovery efficiency.

Oct 2026RecycleyeNews article

Iren’s **ReCap plant in Parma** processes household paper waste from the Emilia region, separating newspapers, cardboard, and now beverage cartons using AI-powered robotic sorting. The facility integrates into Iren’s environmental hub to recover materials previously lost in the paper recycling stream. The system improves recovery rates for multi-layered cartons, which were previously difficult to isolate.

Sep 2026RecycleyeNews article

Recycleye deploys its QualiBot robotic system at SFS Valencia to automate high-volume waste sorting, eliminating manual labor from hazardous recycling operations. The technology removes workers from dangerous tasks, allowing them to focus on roles requiring human expertise. The installation marks Recycleye’s latest expansion in the Iberia region.

Jul 2026RecycleyeNews article

CP Group acquires Recycleye, adding its AI-powered sorting technology to its portfolio. The move strengthens CP Group’s offerings for high-performance materials recovery facilities (MRFs). Recycleye’s AI solutions enhance efficiency and profitability in waste sorting operations.

Apr 2026RecycleyeNews article