England’s environmental regulator is rolling out an aggressive new enforcement package combining aerial surveillance, automated licence screening, and expanded criminal intelligence operations to dismantle a waste crime economy estimated at...
French public safety startup Vizzia has secured €30 million in a Series B funding round, raising its total capital to approximately €50 million. The company, which builds 4G/5G-connected cameras and AI-enhanced software for local authorities,...
The Italian AI waste monitoring startup NANDO (formerly Re Learn) has closed a €3.3 million capital increase aimed at expanding its computer vision platform for municipal waste collection optimisation and food waste reduction. The...
Mauges Communauté, an intercommunal authority of approximately 120,000 residents in Maine-et-Loire, western France, will equip a collection truck with an AI-powered camera system starting in February 2026. The technology, developed by...
Miami-Dade County has launched a pilot program with recycling technology startup Scrapp to address its waste diversion challenges through a consumer-facing mobile application. The initiative, funded by a $100,000 grant from the Miami-Dade Innovation...
The City of St. Paul has completed a major overhaul of its downtown waste management infrastructure, investing nearly $475,000 in 162 solar-powered smart bins manufactured by Massachusetts-based Bigbelly. The deployment replaces 94 aging trash...
Dubai Municipality has commenced a pilot program deploying artificial intelligence-powered cameras on waste collection vehicles to strengthen public cleanliness monitoring and accelerate enforcement responses across the emirate. Vehicle-Mounted...
The Estonian capital has introduced an artificial intelligence application that identifies waste materials through image recognition and directs users to appropriate collection points across the city. Addressing Municipal Recycling Challenges...
The Department of Seine-et-Marne will deploy ten Vizzia surveillance cameras across 41 volunteer municipalities starting in the first half of 2026 to automatically detect and fine illegal dumpers. The initiative addresses an environmental crisis...
The Dallas City Council has approved a three-year contract valued at approximately $2.6 million to install AI-powered cameras on municipal waste collection vehicles, marking what officials describe as a data-driven approach to urban code...
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