Tech.eu reports Sortrace raised about $800,000 for AI cameras on waste trucks

Rahel Surshi's Stockholm startup plans to expand its waste-monitoring technology. Tech.eu reported the Almi Invest-led round on November 2nd, 2026, without giving a closing date.

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Sweden's municipalities must provide curbside collection for paper, plastic, glass and metal packaging by January 1st, 2027, and Sortrace sells them measurement at the bin. If Sortrace truck cameras can prove which routes sort badly and whether interventions fix them, the Stockholm startup could gain a foothold in public waste budgets across the Nordics and Europe. Sweden's collection deadline is part of the market context; it does not establish demand for Sortrace's product.

A white refuse truck sits beside green recycling bins on a wet street, with an “RW” logo on the glass.

Stockholm-based Sortrace has raised approximately $800,000 in a round led by Almi Invest, with participation from Antler, Gorilla Capital and several angel investors, according to Tech.eu. Tech.eu reported the round on November 2nd, 2026.…

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