Gilead Dynamics, a cleantech startup developing scalable solutions for the circular economy, announced its debut alongside a strategic manufacturing and enablement agreement with ATS Industrial Automation, a leader in advanced automation systems. The collaboration marks Gilead Dynamics’ first public milestone and accelerates the path to commercialization of its flagship technology, the Carbon Black Extractor (CBX).
The CBX platform is designed to convert end-of-life tire shreds into three high value, reusable byproducts – recycled carbon black, oil and syngas, addressing one of the most persistent waste challenges in the global materials economy. Through the agreement with ATS, Gilead Dynamics is transitioning the CBX to a scalable commercial prototype, a production-ready system capable of global deployment.
Under the agreement, ATS is refining the CBX unit for manufacturability and industrial scale, providing end-to-end support spanning design optimization, fabrication, delivery and full life-cycle service. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to innovation, sustainability and long-term customer enablement, with a focus on reliability, repeatability and uptime.
A defining feature of the collaboration is its emphasis on enablement. ATS engineers are embedded with the Gilead Dynamics team to co-develop the CBX design, ensuring manufacturability and serviceability are built in from the outset. Following deployment, ATS will lead customer onboarding, training and post-sale support, providing buyers with access to 24/7 capable systems, digital tools and long-term service infrastructure to support efficient operation across the full life cycle.
Published June 2026
