Recycling Robots Now 3× Cheaper Than the Market — Hire One Today!
Hire instead of buy — flexible testing and deployment for €1,750/month!
The robotic waste-sorting market is valued at USD 2.84B in 2025 (Mordor Intelligence) and is growing rapidly. Until recently, automation was available only to large facilities because of high costs. InSystem has successfully launched production of its innovative robots, standing out with several key advantages over other solutions.
Now, you can hire a recycling robot instead of buying it outright, making advanced automation accessible to more recycling plants.
Sorts 20+ material types (plastics, cans, glass, Tetra Pak, bottles, etc.) Replaces 30 workers/day with one robot working 24/7/365 Speed: 1–60 objects/second with AI + 200 fps NIR cameras Handles items up to 1 kg / 250 mm Installation in 1 day
By lowering costs and offering flexible rental options, recycling robots are becoming a practical tool for efficiency, safety, and higher material recovery.
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