Li-Tech
Sensor that detects lithium batteries and gas canisters on waste conveyor belts to prevent fires at recycling facilities
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
About Li-Tech
Litech makes a magnetic inductive spectroscopy (MIS) sensor that mounts under an existing conveyor belt and detects hazardous objects such as lithium batteries and nitrous oxide gas bottles before they reach sorting or shredding equipment. The company states the sensor requires no major facility changes, and that detections are logged by time and site and can be viewed through a dashboard or API.
The customers are waste and recycling facility operators. The website describes a pilot with Oslo Municipality and a pilot with SUEZ, and it names a closed-loop partnership with Medclair for neutralising nitrous oxide cylinders.
Litech AS is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, and was founded on 30 June 2021. The website says the sensor is installed in facilities across Norway and internationally. The team page lists roles in firmware, data science, software, systems engineering and operations.
Product: MIS (magnetic inductive spectroscopy) sensor mounted under conveyor belts, with a dashboard and API for hazard detection logs.
Jobs at Li-Tech
Leadership
- Synne Sauar · CEO & Co-founder at LitechSource: company website
- Børge Strand-Bergesen · CTOSource: company website
- Ida Marie Pedersen · CPO & Co-founderSource: company website
- Mona Jalilvand · Head of Data ScienceSource: company website
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