AMP acquired the Portsmouth operations of RDS of Virginia, expanding its operating footprint and deepening its move into owned/operated waste-processing assets.
SourceAI-powered robotics for recycling and waste management.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
AMP Robotics (AMP) designs, builds, and operates AI-powered waste and recycling sortation facilities, with AMP ONE as its flagship facility-scale offering and AMP Delta/Cortex/Neuron/Clarity as core automation products.
Primary product
AMP ONE facility-scale AI-powered sortation systems
Founded
2014
Headquarters
1875 Taylor Avenue, Louisville, Colorado 80027, United States
Team size
51-200
Industry
Climate Technology Product Manufacturing
Sub-industry
AI-powered waste sortation and recycling automation
Offices
14 jobs at AMP Robotics
Business model
Stage
Series D
Total raised
$266.3M
Latest round
Series D · Dec 2024
Latest amount
$91M
Dec 2024 · Congruent Ventures
Additional Series C investment
May 2023 · Microsoft Climate Innovation Fund
Nov 2022 · Congruent Ventures and Wellington Management
Jan 2021
Nov 2019 · Sequoia Capital
Leadership
Founder & CTO
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Administrative Officer (CAO)
Chief Commercial Officer (CCO)
SVP, Finance
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Operating Officer
General Counsel & Corporate Secretary
Public signals emphasize a mission-driven, employee-feedback-positive culture focused on a world without waste, teamwork, creativity, and career satisfaction; AMP has been named a Denver Post Top Workplace.
Pricing
Sortation-as-a-Service and contracted facility operations; public pricing is not disclosed.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
Public estimates vary widely: roughly $1M-$10M on AMP's LinkedIn company profile, while third-party estimators place it closer to $50M-$100M; treat both as rough estimates.
Estimated monthly visits
13.8K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
AMP acquired the Portsmouth operations of RDS of Virginia, expanding its operating footprint and deepening its move into owned/operated waste-processing assets.
SourceThe Denver Post · May 2026
Denver Post's Top Workplaces profile lists AMP among Colorado's best small companies and gives a public headcount snapshot of 170 employees, with 71 in Colorado.
Business Wire · Apr 2026
AMP said it expanded its Portsmouth facility to 108,000 tons/year and that the broader SPSA system is designed to process up to 540,000 tons/year when fully scaled.
Google · Mar 2026
Google announced an agreement with AMP to remove 200,000 tons of CO2 by 2030, tied to AMP's organic-waste processing and biochar pathway.
AMP · Sep 2025
AMP acquired the Portsmouth operations of RDS of Virginia, deepening its operating footprint in South Hampton Roads.
AMP · Dec 2024
AMP announced a $91M Series D led by Congruent Ventures with participation from current and new investors.