Lumitics is a food waste technology company founded in Singapore in 2017.
We offer Insight, a smart food waste tracker that leverages on sensors and their proprietary AI image recognition technology to weigh and identify what type of waste restaurants and kitchens throw away.
We strive to empower commercial kitchens with big data analytics and business intelligence to reduce their food waste, cost, and environmental footprint.
We are dedicated to help solve the Global Food Waste problem, one commercial kitchen at a time.
Lumitics is supported by Enterprise Singapore, NUS Enterprise and Temasek Foundation.
We offer Insight, a smart food waste tracker that leverages on sensors and their proprietary AI image recognition technology to weigh and identify what type of waste restaurants and kitchens throw away.
We strive to empower commercial kitchens with big data analytics and business intelligence to reduce their food waste, cost, and environmental footprint.
We are dedicated to help solve the Global Food Waste problem, one commercial kitchen at a time.
Lumitics is supported by Enterprise Singapore, NUS Enterprise and Temasek Foundation.
Location: Singapore
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2017
Founders name: Rayner Loi
Founders Related Locations: Singapore
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Mentions in press and media 2
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| 23.10.2019 | Tech Startup Curbing Commercial Food Waste Winnow Raises US$12 Million Series B Funding | 1 1 Share 2 Mins Read United Kingdom-based startup Winnow, creator of a smart device to help commercial kitchens cut down on food waste, has just disclosed a Series B funding round of US$12 million. Since its inception, the company’s tool h... |
| 10.10.2019 | Asia Responsible For 50% Of Global Food Waste: Businesses Gear Up To Fight Crisis | 1 1 Share 3 Mins Read Asia is embroiled in a food waste crisis. While food waste is a global problem, it is particularly prevalent here, with the region accounting for more than half of the world’s disposed food. While household food waste ... |