Smart waste news from municipalities and waste-management organizations worldwide - AI-powered sorting, IoT-connected bins, route optimization, recycling-centre modernization and PAYT (pay-as-you-throw) systems.
Swiss startup Jaipur Robotics raises €153,000 from Venture Kick to scale its AI vision platform, reducing downtime at waste-to-energy plants.
WasteReplenysh Raises Series A Funding to Strengthen Circular Supply Chain SolutionsReplenysh secures Series A funding led by M13 to expand its circular supply chain platform, which connects commercial waste to manufacturers.
WasteGlacier Secures $16 Million to Expand AI Recycling RobotsGlacier raises $16 million to expand its AI recycling robots across the US. The systems sort up to 45 items per minute in multiple…
EnergyJaipur Robotics Secures $800,000 to Advance AI Solutions in Waste-to-Energy SectorJaipur Robotics raises $800,000 in pre-seed funding to expand AI systems that automate operations and detect hazards in waste-to-energy plants.
WasteRecycle Track Systems Secures $40 Million to Boost AI-Driven Waste Management SolutionsRecycle Track Systems raises over $40 million to expand its AI sensor technology and containerized waste management across the U.S. and Canada.
WasteAMP Robotics Raises $91M in Series D to Boost AI-Powered Waste SortingAMP Robotics secures $91 million in Series D funding to expand its AI sorting systems and upgrade recycling operations at a Colorado facility.
WasteLondon AI Startup Raises £1.65M for Advanced Recycling TechLondon startup Sorted secures £1.65 million from Pi Labs to deploy AI and computer vision that help operators identify recyclable plastics.
WasteBollegraaf Invests $12.8M in Greyparrot’s AI Recycling TechDutch recycler Bollegraaf invests $12.8 million in UK startup Greyparrot to deploy computer vision and boost recycling operation efficiency.
WasteCortexia Secures $2.6M for Global ExpansionCortexia secures $2.6 million from investors to expand its AI cleaning and waste management technology for cities globally.
WasteWaste Robotics Secures $7M for AI Sorting ExpansionCanadian firm Waste Robotics raises $7 million from Mirova and Fondaction to expand its AI sorting robots across North America and Europe.
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